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On 2 qualities that you can agree on that are critical in a collaboration or in collaborating Diversity Trust Creativity Clear Goals Mission Focused Shared Values Role Clarity Commitment Values Parents & Students Come to Consensus

Who do you really know? ? FormalInformal D/S

Who do I need to know? FormalInformal D/S

Collaboration Role Continuum: Level of Engagement Low High Observer Observer of the collaboration. Does not participate Supporter Supports the Collaboration process, may provide info/data Member Is a member of the Collaboration Provides resources and support as it relates to your org, only Partner Is a member and a key partner in the Collaboration. Maybe a co- facilitator or chair and provides resources & support for the full effort Convener Is the convener of the Collaboration and provides substantial support, resources, and facilitation of the process  Created by P Becker 2006