Eduprotocols

What are Eduprotocols?

• A set of teaching protocols designed to make learning more interactive and engaging

• A type of technology used in education

• A term coined by Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern

• A book about improving student learning

Who are the creators of Eduprotocols?

• Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern

• Marlene Heiberg and Jon Corippo

• Jon Corippo and Marlena Heiberg

• Marlena Hebern and Marlene Heiberg

What is the Iron Chef Eduprotocol?

• A protocol for teaching digital citizenship and online research skills

• A protocol for enhancing reading comprehension and encouraging active participation in discussions

• A protocol for teaching students how to write well-structured paragraphs

• A protocol for collaborative problem-solving and critical thinking

What is the Cyber Sandwich Eduprotocol?

• A protocol for teaching digital citizenship and online research skills

• A protocol for enhancing reading comprehension and encouraging active participation in discussions

• A protocol for teaching students how to write well-structured paragraphs

• A protocol for collaborative problem-solving and critical thinking

What is the primary goal of Eduprotocols in education?

• To make learning more interactive and engaging

• To replace traditional textbooks

• To eliminate homework

• To focus solely on technology

Which Eduprotocol is designed to enhance reading comprehension?

• Iron Chef

• Cyber Sandwich

• Fast and Curious

• Sketch and Tell

What is the 'Fast and Curious' Eduprotocol primarily used for?

• Building vocabulary

• Improving math skills

• Enhancing reading comprehension

• Developing writing skills

In the context of Eduprotocols, what does 'Sketch and Tell' involve?

• Drawing and explaining concepts

• Writing essays

• Solving math problems

• Reading aloud

Which Eduprotocol focuses on collaborative problem-solving?

• Iron Chef

• Cyber Sandwich

• Sketch and Tell

• Fast and Curious

What is a key feature of Eduprotocols?

• They are adaptable to various subjects

• They require expensive technology

• They are only for advanced students

• They replace teachers