EduProtocols Fast and Curious 1st Try

What is an EduProtocol?

• A familiar lesson frame into which you can insert any content.

• The use of interpersonal and intrapersonal skills when working with peers.

• A set of teaching strategies which allow you to teach more effectively and deliver more engaging content.

• 21st century skills that allow successful adults to flourish in and out of the workplace.

How does the consistent use of EduProtocols help students manage the cognitive load while learning new content?

• They encourage student collaboration.

• It keeps students from having to master new tasks while they learn new content.

• EduProtocols teach students to communicate with their peers and with adults.

• The open-ended and choice-driven activities provide students with autonomy.

What does science tell us about practice?

• Mass practice is key to retention.

• Spaced practice is superior to mass practice.

• Repetion is key to retention and learning.

• Asking students to retain facts robs them of opportunities to engage in critical thinking.

For what purpose would a teacher use the Thin Slides protocol?

• To give students opportunities for spaced practice

• To allow students to reflect on what they already know about a topic and to assess what they want to know

• As a visual analysis tool and also as a way to develop creative writing skills

• To teach students to paraphrase skillfully

Which EduProtocol will build students' ability to find textual evidence quickly?

• Fast and Curious

• Thin Slides

• ParaFLY

• Game of Quotes

What do the book's authors say is the weakness of the popular strategy, Think, Pair, Share?

• One student does all the thinking

• There is no accountability for the discussion

• Teachers never give students enough "think time."

• The activity does not provide enough scaffolding for emergent bilinguals.

What is the best way to modify Cyber Sandwich for middle school students or reluctant readers?

• Ask partners to read two different articles.

• Skip the notetaking step

• Use the version where the pair reads the text twice.

• Use the protocol only with historical fiction, not non-fiction.

Which of the following are some benefits of the Frayer EduProtocol?

• It is a way to activate students' prior knowledge on a concept.

• It provides opportunities for students to apply concepts to new contexts.

• There are multiple right answers and an opportunity for students to demonstrate creativity.

• It is an essential first step for visual analysis.

What key things should you remember about the Sketch and Tell protocol?

• Do not let students use Google images or any premade picture or drawing.

• The students MUST draw their thinking twice.

• It's better for students to create sketches in pairs.

• This protocol requires students to draw, discuss, and then write about a topic.

Which of these protocols serves as a pre-reading anticipation guide?

• Fast and Curious

• Iron Chef

• Frayer

• 8p*arts