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ADR Clause for Learning Team Charter LAW/531 January 13, 2011 Kathryn Ossian ADR Clause for Learning Team Charter The structural operation of learning team collaboration must promote direct focus on a member dispute resolution. This committed position of alternatives should subsequently parameter a strategic understanding of illustrated concerns. The relevant direction of creative process must permeate a progressive solution that will fabricate a supported advantage an increase performance. The resolution clause illustrates an operational understanding of a standardized system that directs decisions and controls problems that promote achievement preparations. The required system that should direct resolution disputes in a learning team operation will structure the negotiation process. The negotiation process allows team members the opportunity to reach creative decisions that target and forecast problematic operational appropriations. This system will direct a standardized agreement within team members who could control disputes and provide alternatives. Team members must contractually agree to all terms and condition that promote this voluntary operating program. The structural concept of the agreed solution must promote the operational decision of the team to the class professor for effectiveness. The process of negotiation projects different elements of understanding with an organizations behavior, system, and composition. Behavior illustrates the parameter of communication and interaction among team member’s relationships in a working environment. The system project a controlling interaction of how members negotiate in an objective decision process. The composition creates an understanding of what the members can negotiate in a primary process that parameters interests and issues. “ADR saves time and reduces cost of operational procedures that aid in settlements with parties controlling their own problems” (Alternative Dispute Resolution, 20011, Para 4). The team operation will require a list of problematic areas that may require dispute resolution action. The first area will direct and control time frames of required product development. The next level of control would project the process of member work allocation. Third, the production of quality required to produce effective products with directives on work. The directives for action against any member who does not comply with any regulation agreed in the contract. Actions against member’s non-compliance must relate to agreed upon areas of operational development. Operational directives of team member performance must prescribe to school levels of development and controlled areas of dispute. Controlling team member performance will allow a more productive learning experience and dispute resolution may assist this position. References Alternative Dispute Resolution (2011) New York State Unified Court System, (), 1. Retrieved from http://www.courts.state.ny.us/ip/adr/What_Is_​ADR.shtml - Cached