Teach Better - Work Less - Achieve More: Summer EduProtocol Workshops

This summer's professional learning offerings include THREE opportunities to learn about EduProtocols. Many of you have already attended the original workshop that features some of the most popular protocols for any grade level and subject area. If you are new to EduProtocols and have not yet attended the workshop, this is a good place to start your EduProtocols journey. If you already attended the original workshop, there are two new ones to help you expand your repertoire. Regardless of your experience, each of the workshops offers an opportunity to experience EduProtocols from the point of view of a student. All of the templates will be shared so you can plug in your own content links and fine tune the slide decks to suit your classroom needs. 

EduProtocols 1: Teach Better - Work Less - Achieve More

Tuesday, July 18, 8:30 - 11:30, WGHS LGI

Audience: K-12 teachers who have not yet attended the original EduProtocols workshop and are interested in using some of the BEST introductory EduProtocol strategies for low-prep/high-impact teaching and learning.

• Frayer a Friend We'll start things off with an icebreaker using the Frayer vocabulary template
• Fast and Curious: World Languages vocabulary will be the context for a fast paced game using Quizizz. Through repetition, we will shoot for mastery in minutes!
• Thin Slides: We will use the same World Languages vocabulary and will represent each word with one image and one word to create a visual representation of your understanding of a topic
• Cyber Sandwich: In this digital think-pair-share, you will work with a partner to learn about some local history.
• Sketch and Tell: We will use one of Marzano's high yield strategies (non-linguistic representation of a topic with a written explanation) to demonstrate your learning of the local history topic
• Iron Chef: Who doesn't love the '80s?! We will use a digital jigsaw activity to learn about some of the most prolific music acts of the 1980s. 
• Great American Race: If time permits, we will use the same '80s bands as a context for an engaging "Who Am I?" game. 

EduProtocols 2: The Catalina Lesson Mixer

Wednesday, July 19, 8:30 - 11:30, WGHS LGI

Audience: All K-12 teachers are welcome to attend, even if they haven't attended the original EduProtocols workshop. Teachers in grades 3-12 might get the most out of the EduProtocols that are featured in this workshop. Secondary Humanities Teachers, especially Social Studies Teachers--you won't want to miss this one!

• Thick Slides: Think of Thick Slides as a research template. In this activity, we will explore some local history 
• Number Mania: In the context of the same local history topic, we will crowd-source some data to help you quickly create an infographic to demonstrate what you have learned
• ParaFLY: In this activity, we will work on paraphrasing a source and will demonstrate how to give formative feedback in real time.
• Retell in Rhyme: In this paraphrasing activity, you'll be tasked with creating a series of rhyming couplets  to synthesize the main idea of a given topic
• Primary Source p*ARTS: Social Studies teachers won't want to miss this one. We will adapt the 8 p*ARTS template (8 parts of speech) and apply it to primary source analysis. As an added bonus, we will complete this activity in the spirit of an Iron Chef.  
• Archetype Four Square: Using historical figures from the Primary Source p*ARTS activity, we will use the Frayer model to describe historical figures through the lens of the archetypes they represent.  
• Game of Quotes: This will be a fun way to do a close read of a complex text 
• Word Up: We will reflect on the workshop using the Word Up protocol to represent how we are feeling through gifs, memes, and images.  

EduProtocols 3: Prestige Worldwide

Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 - 11:30, WGHS LGI

Audience: All K-12 teachers are welcome to attend, even if they haven't attended the original EduProtocols workshop. Teachers in grades K-6 as well as those who teach literacy and math might get the most out of the EduProtocols that are featured in this workshop.

• Frayer - Fast & Curious - Repuzzler: Using the 3rd Grade CKLA unit on The Frog Prince, we will use a series of engaging EduProtocols to help with mastering vocabulary.
• Game of Quotes: Using The Frog Prince as context, we will do a close read of the text to find some quotes that match some engaging prompts.  
• 8 p*ARTS: Using a whacky picture as a stimulus, we will describe what is happening in the picture in terms of the eight parts of speech.  
• Random Emoji Power Paragraph: This writing activity is beloved by students. Using a random emoji spinner, we will practice writing a 5-sentence paragraph that can be shared and assessed in real time.  
• Math Reps: Starting with a "number of the day", you will demonstrate your mastery of "number sense" skills. 
• 3-Act Math: You will enhance your mathematical problem-solving skills as you view a video, make a prediction and adjust your thinking as more information is revealed
• The Chatterbox: This EduProtocol is based on the classic TV gameshow, Password. You will work in teams to discuss math vocabulary.
• Convince Me That: In this EduProtocol, you will be given the correct answer to a math problem and will explain WHY that's the correct answer.
• Word Up: We will reflect on the workshop using the Word Up protocol to represent how we are feeling through gifs, memes, and images.  

Check out our Summer Professional Learning website for registration link to ALL of our summer workshops.