Deliberative Procedures: Structured Dialogue and Consensus Building

Civic Deliberation and Informed Collaborative Action

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Apply collaborative processes such as town hall deliberations, fishbowl discussions, and consensus-building protocols to address contentious community issues.

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Civic Deliberation and Informed Collaborative Action

7th Grade · Social Studies · US-OR-SS

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Analyze complex local, regional, and global problems over time, apply deliberative decision-making procedures, and design collaborative strategies for informed civic action.

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8.34Oregon Social Studies Standards · All ages

Analyze and apply a range of deliberative and collaborative procedures to make decisions and take informed action.