Should groups set their own norms? Maybe not.

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Title: Should groups set their own norms? Maybe not.
Authors: LIN, JOYCE1 joyce.lin@knowlesteachers.org, PERRY, AYANNA2 ayanna.perry@knowlesteachers.org
Source: Learning Professional. Feb2022, Vol. 43 Issue 1, p30-33. 4p.
Subject Terms: *Social norms, *Educators, *Community-school relationships, *Teachers & community, *Community education
Abstract: The authors explore the task of co-constructing norms by educators to help build community and create buy-in. Topics discussed include the challenge of the co-construction approach, details of the approach taken in the Knowles Teacher Initiative, the importance of providing a set of consistent norms at the beginning of the teachers' fellowship experience, and reactions of fellows to the norms.
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