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Two people sit at a table covered with laptops, notebooks, and water bottles, engaged in conversation during a Dilemma Consultancy workshop. Other participants are visible in the background.
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The Dilemma Consultancy Protocol

Goal: to help a teacher come up with creative solutions to a thorny dilemma
The Dilemma Consultancy Protocol
A teacher helps a group of young students with their schoolwork at a table, surrounded by notebooks, pencils, and highlighters, as they engage in peer-critique using tuning protocols to enhance their learning experience.
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How Students Can Use Tuning Protocols for Peer-Critique

With simple revisions, tuning protocols are also very useful in the classroom, helping students share their own ideas with peers for critique.
How Students Can Use Tuning Protocols for Peer-Critique
Two women sit at a table with papers, pens, and drinks, engaged in conversation during a meeting focused on community planning. One woman wears a blue headscarf, and the other has long brown hair and glasses. Their discussion highlights collaborative design principles inspired by the Charrette Protocol.
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The Charrette Protocol

I love the charrette protocol because it provides a structure for brainstorming lots of ideas for developing an initial idea for a project.
The Charrette Protocol
A man in a dark suit gestures while speaking, sitting indoors. He has short, slicked-back hair, a goatee, and a tattoo on his hand—perhaps discussing the nuances of the Tuning Protocol. Other people are blurred in the background.

The Tuning Protocol

Goal: to help a teacher refine & develop the design of a project 
The Tuning Protocol
A young woman with long dark hair sits on a wooden bench, smiling slightly. She is wearing a blue and white jacket and has her hands clasped in her lap, as if waiting to participate in empathy interviews. There is a backpack beside her.

Empathy Interviews Protocol

Learn about the problem from a user’s perspective to gain a deeper understanding of a user’s experience of the issue you are working on
Empathy Interviews Protocol
Two people hold puzzle pieces around the word unboxed on a dark background with colorful abstract shapes and a square highlighting the letter x, evoking the collaborative spirit of the Student Work Protocol.

Looking at Student Work Protocol

The purpose of this protocol is to engage in collaborative dialogue about student work to understand progress towards goals.
Looking at Student Work Protocol
A graphic in Fishbone Slides format illustrates a problem statement about student contributions in group work. An arrow on the left directs attention to potential causes, such as the absence of a supportive environment and the importance of valuing individual contributions.

Fishbone Protocol Slides

Fishbone Protocol Slides
Flowchart illustrating problem-solving: Two categories— Within My Locus of Control and Outside of My Locus of Control. Encourages focusing on internal factors using the Fishbone Protocol to dig deeper into group dynamics. Problem statement: Not all students are contributing to group work.
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Fishbone Protocol Workbook

Protocol to engage in the fishbone diagram
Fishbone Protocol Workbook
A cartoon illustration of a bow with an arrow, ready to release its potential like a well-crafted Aim Statement. The arrows feather is inscribed with Meaningful, Measurable, and Manageable, while the taut bowstring symbolizes precision and protocol in action.
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Aim Statement Protocol

Use this protocol to tune and refine your aim statement
Aim Statement Protocol
A sepia-toned abstract image captures a person holding a smartphone, surrounded by blurred, artistic textures. Whispers of visions dance through the scene, as patterns obscure and enhance the mysterious atmosphere.
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Voices and Visions

Well-versed in the project protocol, our seniors are hungry for the real world. They...
Voices and Visions
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