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These guidelines help participants stay focused on the evidence before them and listen to multiple perspectives, rather than getting bogged down in assumptions.

Written for use with the ATLAS Protocol. Published in HORACE, November 1996 (p. 2), Coalition of Essential Schools. The Learning from Student Work Protocol was developed by Eric Buchovecky of ATLAS Communities, drawing on the work of Mark Driscoll at Education Development Center and that of Steve Seidel at Harvard Project Zero. Downloaded 28 Times
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