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Fourth-grade teacher Maria Gallagher walks through the Repuzzler, Jacob Carr's remix of the Frayer model, and shares her journey into EduProtocols.
Jacob Carr, newly minted author of the ELA edition of the EduProtocols book, talks about We Have A Situation Here (WHASH) and deep text analysis.
Dominic Helmstetter dives into Sketch and Tell, from integrating visual aids and technology to smart starting it and leveling it up.
Middle school social studies teacher Adam Moler, an EduProtocols user since 2017, explains the Cyber Sandwich and the variations he uses to keep students interested.
Authors Jennifer Dean and Ben Cogswell discuss the Primary Edition of the EduProtocols field guide, from emojis for phonics to fostering independence.
Season two opens with author and Canva Global Community Manager Tisha Richmond on the digital EduProtocols Companion Guide.
In the season one finale, EduProtocols originator Marlena Hebern shares the future of EP and does a deep dive into Numbermania.
Lisa Nowakowski, author of the EduProtocols Field Guide Math Edition, explains MathReps and how it can impact student learning and achievement.
Science teacher Ariana Hernandez shares her creative use of Frayer Models, an incredibly versatile tool you can adapt to any class.
The crew talks about how to implement the versatile 8 pARTs protocol, with the beginner, the intermediate, and the expert user sharing their experiences.
Dr. Scott Petri, an author of the EduProtocols Field Guide: Social Studies Edition, shares his favorite protocol, Retell in Rhyme, with a student example.
Eric Curts shares the Tier List, a versatile protocol where students rank content and explain their reasoning to their peers.
Joe and Kristin Merrill, authors of The Interactive Class, join the show to connect the ideas in their books to the EduProtocols series.
Josie Wozniak, one of the EDUProtocols Hot-Shots, talks in depth about 3xGenre/CER and how she shares her versions with other educators.
Book author Kimberly Voge talks about her book Deploying EDUProtocols, how she got started, and her favorite protocol, Thick Slides.
The crew talks about how to get started with EDUProtocols using Smart Starts: low cognitive load activities like Frayer Models, Iron Chef, and Thin Slides.
Jacob Carr joins the show to talk about why EDUprotocols work so well in his classroom and to share Wicked Hydra, his method for getting students asking questions.
Welcome to the first episode of The EDUProtocols Podcast presented by Rebel Teacher Alliance, with EDUProtocols co-author and co-inventor Jon Corippo.