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Attendees will complete five EduProtocols during this session. Attendees will have the opportunity to experience each EduProtocol hands-on to ensure they understand its process.
The templates from this presentation can be used in ELA or Social Studies classes.
By experiencing each EduProtocol strategy hands-on, participants will understand the process behind it.
The electronic resources can be used by participants to provide professional development sessions at their schools.
1) Introduction- What are Eduprotocols?
2) Meet the Creators- Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern
3) Overview of the EduProtocols covered in this session- Cyber Sandwich, Thin Slides, Iron Chef, Number Mania, and Sketch and Tell
4) Introduce each EduProtocol and share authentic uses from the classroom.
6) Audience Participation- During the hands-on training, audience members will be able to experience each EduProtocol, enabling them to determine the best application for their own classroom.
7) Conclusion: Address any questions and distribute the handouts for each EduProtocol reviewed in the session.
Hebern, M., & Corippo, J. (2018) The EduProtocol field guide: 16
student-centered lesson frames for infinite learning possibilities. Dave
Burgess Consulting, Inc.
Hebern, M., & Corippo, J. (2019) The EduProtocol field guide book 2: 12
new lesson frames for even more engagement. Dave Burgess
Consulting, Inc.
Niehoff, M. (2019, August 24). Eduprotocols: Facilitating student
collaboration, creativity and ownership. Getting Smart. Retrieved from https://www.gettingsmart.com/2019/08/eduprotocols-facilitating-student-collaboration-creativity-and-ownership