What is a consultation?A consultation is a segment of time that is requested by a practitioner for the express purpose of supporting and achieving the current goals and needs of their educational practice. This is accomplished through a narrow focus and a tangible, actionable outcome. Consultations are with either Amanda or an Ed Elements Team Member and are conducted at a non-instructional time for the practitioner.
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What kinds are there?
Ask yourself... What would meet your current needs? These are common examples of types of consultations.
Teams, Partners collaborating Sessions focus on shared planning, broader experiences and building systems. |
Brainstorm, Feedback designing Sessions use design thinking to build or tweak instructional models or units. |
Tools, Examples Resources Sessions provide strategies, examples, and tools on specific topics. |
Next Steps, Exposure Growth Sessions seek to deepen a specific practice or address a problem of practice. |
What is the result?
Ask yourself... What you want to walk away with? The outcome of a consultation is intended to be tangible and actionable.
EXAMPLES Lesson Plans Classroom Protocols Data Schedule |
EXAMPLES Prototypes Refined ideas Peers to go see |
EXAMPLES Documents Links Websites |
EXAMPLES Next Steps Prioritized Plan Defined Goal |