Dialogue Observation Checklist – Secondary
Interacts with othersClass: ______
A: without help
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N: not observed / Puts into place and respects the conditions that foster dialogue / Adequately uses the means suggested to develop his/her point of view / Identifies and questions processes likely to hinder dialogue, when applicable / Uses different means for examining the other person’s point of view
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Secondary
Organizes his/her thinkingClass: ______
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N: not observed / Identifies the subject of dialogue / Makes connections between prior knowledge and new knowledge / Distinguishes between what is essential and what is secondary in the different points of view expressed / Takes stock of his/her reflections
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Secondary
Develops a substantiated point of viewClass: ______
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N: not observed / Uses resources and looks for information about the subject of dialogue / Fleshes out and validates a point of view / Anticipates objections and necessary clarifications / Reflects on his/her
process
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycle 1
Interacts with othersClass: ______
A: without help
B: with a little help
C: with a lot of help
N: not observed / Expresses preferences, feelings, or ideas / Participates in developing rules for engaging in dialogue / Expresses his/her point of view, listens to others and asks questions / Explores how to overcome obstacles to dialogue
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycle 2
Interacts with othersClass: ______
A: without help
B: with a little help
C: with a lot of help
N: not observed
/ Examines preferences, perceptions, feelings, or ideas / Participates in developing rules for engaging in dialogue / Expresses his/her point of view, pays attention to others and asks for clarification / Explores how to overcome obstacles to dialogue
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycle 3
Interacts with othersClass: ______
A: without help
B: with a little help
C: with a lot of help
N: not observed / Examines perceptions, attitudes, feelings, ideas or values / Establishes rules for engaging in dialogue / Expresses his/her point of view, pays attention to others and asks for clarification / Explores how to overcome obstacles to dialogue
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycle 1
Organizes his/her thinkingClass: ______
A: without help
B: with a little help
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N: not observed / Identifies the subject of dialogue / Makes connections between prior knowledge and new knowledge / Takes stock of his reflections
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycles 2 + 3
Organizes his/her thinkingClass: ______
A: without help
B: with a little help
C: with a lot of help
N: not observed / Identifies the subject of dialogue / Makes connections between prior knowledge and new knowledge / Distinguishes between what is essential and what is secondary in the different points of view expressed / Takes stock of his reflections
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycles 1 + 2
Develops a point of viewClass: ______
A: without help
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C: with a lot of help
N: not observed / Uses resources and available information / Recognizes the existence of different points of view / Expresses his/her point of view / Reflects on his/her process
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Dialogue Observation Checklist – Elementary Cycle 3
Develops a point of viewClass: ______
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C: with a lot of help
N: not observed / Uses resources and looks for information about the subject of dialogue / Fleshes out and validates a point of view / Anticipates objections and necessary clarifications / Reflects on his/her process
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DGFJ-MELS Working document
Adapted by SWLSB October 2007