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Resources for building a collaborative environment that addresses the needs of children, youth and their families.
Schools are most effective in addressing the needs of all children, youth and their families when school authorities, staff members, parents and community partners work collaboratively.
Collaborative Practices is a term used by the Alberta government to describe many different activities that support a culture in which children and youth are equipped to overcome challenges and experience success in school.
Success is apparent when schools, school authorities and their partners work together to provide supports and services in a way that is:
Using a collaborative approach helps to:
Collaboration strengthens relationships among members of the school community and allows staff to improve educational outcomes and find innovative solutions to problems.
Working together also supports a school community in which children and youth are prepared to overcome challenges and experience success.
The Working Together Toolkit helps superintendents, division office leaders, principals, school leaders and education partners build capacity and develop partnerships.
The purpose of the toolkit is to increase the ability of school authorities, system leaders and school-based leaders to form collaborative, shared-governance teams with education partners to create an environment for success for all learners.
The toolkit includes a 4-stage approach that helps identify:
The toolkit also includes:
The following Collaborative Practices resources were put together with input from teachers, administrators, parents, youth and other education partners to help school authorities and their partners understand how to build a school community that supports collaboration.
Resources include:
Principles Placement (PDF, 1.6 MB)
Principles Poster (PDF, 1.6 MB)
Collaborative Practices Bookmark (PDF, 2.4 MB)
10 Principles of the Wraparound Process (PDF, 253 KB)
Functional Assessment and Wraparound
Completing the Continuum of Schoolwide Positive Behaviour Support (PDF, 676 KB)
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