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Task: As a group, determine which one concept you think is most important and the best summary sentence for that concept. Write your group’s summary sentence below.

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Protocols are important because they give students a chance to talk to each other and practice their thinking and understanding in many different ways.

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Protocols are accessible to all students and deepen learning experiences, so teachers should commit to implementing them with fidelity.

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Doing protocols has helped our seventh graders keep the conversation going by having them constantly stand back to back and share their answers.

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Protocols for collaboration and discussion invite students to value different perspectives and new insights.

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The protocols are important to build into the lesson because they make to time in the lessons for students to share ideas and deepen learning.

Sometimes it can be hard to balance the depth of thinking with the breadth of the the lessons.

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Protocol is a guided structured way of having a discussion that allows students to talk to each other, not just to the teacher.

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The protocols within the curriculum are an important feature as it is a way to enhance student learning and engagement.

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Protocols are important because they establish routines and norms, allow for engagement for teachers and students, and build communication skills.

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We appreciated the different protocols with different purposes, specifically annotating reading. Interested to see more in action!

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Protocols have varying levels of success supporting our students, specifically students with IEP or students learning English.

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Speaking and listening protocols are useful for scaffolding when children are not able to read grade level text

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Protocols are necessary for students to share, gather and think through ideas before writing.

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Protocol- learning the Routines to eventually leads to independent work. By practicing the routines we will establish independence and responsibility over time for the learning target as are reading and writing and annotating.

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Protocols give students a structure to effectively to communicate their ideas and have the group listen. They foster students to listen to each other and learn from each other's sharings.

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Speaking and Listening is a great scaffolds to help ELLs.

Protocols for sharing and presenting is important for all to have equity voice in their learning and are accountable for their learning.

Builds on vocabulary - Learning, understanding new words.

It build students confidence and stamina for independent responsibility. Enabling equal opportunities.

Teachers must model procedures and expectations.

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Protocols are important because they hold students accountable in various ways. Through their writing and reading, as well as collaboration with one another, students learn to engage meaningfully in the learning process.

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The importance of protocols are essential because it ensures more equity of voice. The key to protocol success is practice and refraining from skipping.

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Protocols help ELL students with language acquisition. They help all students with feeling comfortable with knowing clear expectations.

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Protocols are important because it allows all students the opportunity to share and present. Thus, making it equitable and engaging.

Collaboration and discussion allows students to learn new insights from others and expand their thinking and learning.

Allows students to synthesize what they have learned. Protocols are important. They need to be practiced to be successful.

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When protocols are established and are more routine, they help students to respond to one another and collaborate as they deepen their learning experiences

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Protocols invite students to value different perspectives -make room for listening AS WELL as contributing to discussion.