EduProtocols Summer Institute 23

Eduprotocols ...

Mathematical Equivalence

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Eduprotocols are (a)   .

• standards

• lessons

• lesson frames

• fun activities

Running an EduProtocol typically takes (a)   .

• Less than 10 minutes

• Multiple class periods

• 10 to 30 minutes

• 1 hour

Eduprotocols eliminate: (a)  

• PBL

• Your current curriculum

• All paper-based activities

• All of the above

• None of the above

"Reps" refers to students

• Sharing their partner's ideas

• Doing the same activity several times

• Using a kinesthetic response to learning

• Sustained focus on one task

What do Eduprotocols require students to do?

• Work independently

• Work with others

• Work independently and share with the class

• Work with others and share with the class

Eduprotocols

• Provide students with automated feedback.

• Enable immediate feedback.

• Allow teachers to provide relevant feedback soon after.

• Do not require students to receive feedback.

Thin Slides

• Students build and present a set of class slides with a diverse set of images in approximately 5 minutes.

• Not easily connected to common core standards.

• Requires students to be very adept and comfortable with presentation planning.

• Requires more than 5 minutes of teacher prep time.

Iron Chef

• Similar to a jigsaw, but incorporates student-created visuals and challenges students to identify unifying themes.

• Just a jigsaw activity with a funny name.

• Requires students to be very adept at presentation planning and delivery.

• A poor substitute for teacher-led lectures.

Frayer Models

• Formative or summative assessment that requires students to show true depth of conceptual understanding

• Not very useful for math concepts

• Can't be modified to include visuals for ELL students

• Requires more than 5 minutes of prep time.