Leading by Convening: Meeting to Co-Create Tools Dialogue Guides Models for Stakeholder Interaction Around Issues.

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Leading by Convening: Meeting to Co-Create Tools Dialogue Guides Models for Stakeholder Interaction Around Issues

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership WHY IS DIALOGUE AN IMPORTANT STRATEGY? There are gaps between research, policy and practice. To implement practices as envisioned we need to develop shared meaning. To create shared meaning, we need to understand what others see in an issue. Dialogue is a way to learn what others see in an issue and share our own perceptions. Implementation demands dialogue.

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership WHAT DO WE MEAN BY DIALOGUE? DebateDiscussionDialogue Accepts assumptions as truth Surfaces various assumptions Examines assumptions Point-CounterpointMajority rules; agree to disagree Seeks common ground; supports consensus PersuasiveInformativeReflective

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership HOW CAN YOU CREATE DIALOGUE? Invite the stakeholders to select a relevant and useful document on the issue under consideration. Read the document and reflect on the issues. Exchange perspectives on the issues. Generate reaction questions that will permit stakeholders in the field to express their perspective. Generate application questions that will help stakeholders in the field to use the dialogue to build new understanding or take action on an issue.

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership REACTION QUESTIONS HELP STAKEHOLDERS EXPRESS THEIR PERSPECTIVES Reaction questions are intended to help people make their mental models explicit. They are designed to help people see that there are multiple perspectives that need to be bridged for the practice to be successfully implemented. Reaction questions should help participants appreciate the differences in perspective across roles and provide insight into the shared interests that could unite them.

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership SAMPLE REACTION QUESTION STEMS Why is _________ important to you: In terms of program and services? In terms of relationships between _____ and _____? In your experience, ___________________? What do your colleagues say about ____________?

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership APPLICATION QUESTIONS HELP PEOPLE THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE STATE OF PRACTICE Application questions are framed so as to point the way to the involvement of the various stakeholder groups. Application questions should generate ideas about how to find out what is currently in progress, become more knowledgeable and/or move forward. Application questions move us toward shared action.

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership SAMPLE APPLICATION STARTER STEMS Recall a time when _________. How might the new knowledge have changed that story? How might _________ be expected to respond to the new information? Where will the new information impact practice? How might _________ be better prepared to understand the changes?

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership SAMPLE APPLICATION STARTER STEMS (continued) Do you know what is happening with _________ in your state? How can you find out? Do you know the level of awareness of _________ in your district? Your school? How can you support new understanding?

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership DIALOGUE GUIDE documents/Dialogue_Guide_ Facilitator_Handbook.pdf Click here to download. Use our Facilitator Handbook to help others hold dialogue in the field.

Leading by Convening: A Blueprint for Authentic Engagement (c) 2014 IDEA Partnership CONTACT US The IDEA Partnership The National Association of State Directors of Special Education (NASDSE) 225 Reinekers Lane, Suite 420 Alexandria, VA