COLLABORATION: Steps in the Collaborative Process
 

Collaborative program planning and teaching (often called CPPT or Collaboration) is a thoughtful process which involves several key steps. While the work done in each of the steps may vary in complexity, the questions should be answered and incorporated into the planning in some way.

Key Lib
Have you included the following as you collaboratively plan, teach, and evaluate with other staff members...
Identifying GOALS:
Ask Yourself...Can you establish curricular priorities?

Identifying RESOURCES:
Ask Yourself...Will resources or learning objectives drive the
   instructional design?

Case Study
Identify Resources
Preparing LEARNING ACTIVITIES:
Ask Yourself...Will the learning activities provide a student-centred    experience?
Case Study
Prepare Learning
Activities
Determining RESPONSIBILITIES:
Ask Yourself...Do the work assignments reflect the objectives and    planning goals of the team?  Is the teacher-librarian an instructional    partner or a finder of resources and recording secretary?

Case Study
Responsibilities

Developing the ASSESSMENT:
Ask Yourself...Is the assessment focused on what is important to know    and do? Can the teacher plan for further learning experiences?
Case Study
Assessment
Planning for a CELEBRATION OF LEARNING:
Ask Yourself...Have you remembered your "thank you" notes to the key    resource people, team members, and supporters of your project?
Case Study
Celebration of Learning

Reflective Practitioner

Develop a planning guide that will work for you. Consider your curriculum objectives, information literacy objectives, student needs, etc. Compare it to the examples provided and the items suggested. Try it with a colleague and then adapt it to make it work. Set it up on the computer so it can be customized with each collaboration.

Examples of Collaborative Planning Guides:
    
Planning Sample

    Collaborative Program Planning Teaching (CPPT) Guide          HTML      RTF     PDF
    CPPT Reflection Guide                                                    HTML      RTF
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Last Update: 11-Jan-2006 11:24 AM