How to draw up a teacher council protocol

The Pedagogical Council is a meeting of the pedagogical staff of the school, where important school, methodological, theoretical, organizational and regulatory issues are addressed. Each such meeting is mandatory recorded in a special Journal of the minutes of pedagogical meetings.

Instruction manual

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Subjects of teacher councils are determined by the schedule scheduled at the beginning of the school year. The director of such meetings personally organizes and organizes and prepares their deputy director for educational or methodological work. Before describing the process of the pedagogical meeting, fill out the protocol header. To do this, indicate the following points: the serial number of the protocol in the form of "Protocol No. 1" in the center of the line; the number of present and absent members of the meeting (reasons for failure to appear are not recorded). If the pedagogical council convened unscheduled on a specific topic, then indicate the topic of the meeting after the protocol number.

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Next, write down the agenda with a red line, where you clarify the topics of all issues, sorting them out into items. You can also write the names of those preparing the main report on the issues under consideration.

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The next step is the main narrative - the largest in volume. It reflects the immediate content of the meeting, so briefly outline each statement (in chronological order according to the agenda), indicating the positions and names of speakers, as well as the remarks and comments made, reflecting the essence of the issue. When recording the main part of the protocol, select only the most informative comments so as not to stretch the volume of the document to infinity.

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The last step is to sign the persons certifying the fidelity of the protocol of the pedagogical council. first), and a secretary selected at the beginning of the school year.

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Protocols of pedagogical councils are carried out accurately, without errors and corrections, in order. The journal of teachers' councils has been kept for 75 years, as it contains important historical archival information of the school.