EduProtocols
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Sizzle and Pop: Learning and Doing with EduProtocols
In this hands-on session, participants explore the research underpinnings of EduProtocols and get an introduction to using them in the classroom to engage students. Haven't heard of EduProtocols? Learn how you can embed evidence-based strategies in teaching and learning activities that sizzle and pop. Click image right to watch video tutorials and get quick access to templates.
Activity: Frayer Your Classmate
You can use the Frayer Model for Vocabulary or as a Smart Start for relationship building in your classroom. Here's a slide deck as an example. For this activity, divide up into small groups, add your name to a Jamboard slide then fill it in. It's OK if things don't work out perfectly...the goal is for you to get an idea of how this might work with digital tools.
EduProtocol Resources
WALDO (View) - This is a heuristic, a Google Doc, that you can use. It combines many resources in one place and works to help you more efficiently plan your lesson design. More importantly, it aligns evidence-based strategies with digital tools and workflows. Read the blog entry.
Retrieval Practice - Many of the EduProtocols depend on the high-effect size instructional strategy, Retrieval Practice (a.k.a. Practice Testing). Click the links to see related blog entries.
EduProtocols Master Slides and Examples and EduProtocol Book 1 Templates
Collections of EduProtocols:
EduProtocols main website and EduDuctTape Interview with Jon Corippo
Math Reps - This website has a lot of useful templates for use at all grade levels in support of math. Also see Mathematical Practices and EduProtocols
