Evidence-Based Learning: A Short Overview
Spaced vs Massed Practice for Brain Breaks
Retrieval Practice for Bell Ringers
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3-2-1 Guide to Prompt Engineering
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Short Session Outline (30 minutes)
Prompt Creation Basics
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Locate the different levels of agreement in the room.
Read the statement presented.
Move to the location that reflects your location on the continuum of agreement.
Introduce yourself to others and discuss your reasoning/opinion.
There are five statements. Move each time to signal your level of agreement.
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Why Brain Breaks and Bell Ringers?
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John Hattie's Visible Learning Meta X
Spaced vs Mass Practice (d=.59)
Practice Testing (d=.49)
Bing/CoPilot Chat App with ChatGPT 4
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Divide up into small groups of 2-3 people. You will be working together on all activities.
You are an internet scavenger hunt to try out ONE prompt on different chatbots.
BEFORE you start, craft your prompt for each:
A bell ringer (entry/exit ticket) for a specific grade level and content area topic
A brain break for a specific grade level with a single task.
Post the prompts you come up with for each in their respective Padlets shown below. A few examples appear in each Padlet for you to use.
Be sure to try and include these elements in your prompt creation.
View some sample prompts to try.
Try this prompt for different AI chatbots you have available or that are free for your use. More ideas for brain breaks and when to use them.