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The name of the programs that will help me Fast and Curious.

Reps are important.

AI can help the process!

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Thank you both for some practical ideas to help our students.

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1. You can use Quizzizz, Blooket or Gimkit for fast and curious style activities.

2. The use of reps is important to solidify information and increase memory retention of concepts.

3. Students can create individual frayer models to share/present together to help them remember or review terms/concepts

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Thank you both for running a smooth and easy pd! We covered a lot for the time and it was extremely beneficial (:

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1. Process is bigger than product.

2. Fast and furious

3. Reps are big big important

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1. What are some STEM-centered EduProtocols? How are they the same/different?

2. Can AI programs like Diffit create eduprotocol activities for specific concepts/subjects?

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1. Socrative

2. Nacho Paragraph

3. Thin Slide

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Good Session.

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1. Names of more programs that can support eduprotocols.

2. No other questions now.

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Everything was new to me! Iron Chef, Thin Slide, Socrative.

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1. Are there any math teachers, in the district, regularly using Eduprotocols?

2. Are the math TOSAs versed in Eduprotocols?

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Templates are appreciated! Thank you

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1) liked the idea of quizizz 1st try, frayer model, shareout, then quizizz 2nd try.

2)Anytime there is a shareout there is added pressure with getting the task done, Like how you modeled the share/not share access. Increases accountability!

3)There was a lot of "choice" involved today, which increases buy in!

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Definitely a lot of organization and delivery of information on your part! kuddos!

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1) Would like to see more Math examples tomorrow

2)Can we have more individual time to work on lessons before lunch?

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1. Is there some specific eduprotocols examples just for math ?

2. Is their any example on how thin slides, nacho paragraph and iron chef have been used in a high school math class?

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Table 2 teammates for working so good together !

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Fast and Curious seems like a great way to introduce and reinforce information

If you can make it seem like a game, kids will want to participate

REPS!!!

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1. Hexagonal Thinking maps

2. That it will be messy at first and that is ok

3. Thin and thick slides

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Thank you for some GREAT content that is engaging and FUN!

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1. I would like to see more math examples

2. How do you decide on how much time to give each activity? Is there a recommended time for each strategy?

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Thank you for keeping the day moving and helpful

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1. Will use Nacho paragraph

2. Will use blooket

3. Will look into diffit

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1. It's all about repetition - same activities, different content

2. Thin slides vs thick slides

3. Iron chef is an easier way to create a jigsaw activity for groups

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1. I really liked the idea of using the Hexagon activity for math.

2. Another thing that I learned was how to use the Thin Side.

3. I also really liked the idea of using the Thick Slide to review school procedures.

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1. What does the emoji paragraph look like in a science class?

2. Does everything have a digital template?

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1.Each of the programs from iron chef, socrative, and quizizz are an effective way to engage student in conversation and learning.

2. Each of the activities have a common theme of reps. This allows students continued practice in a gaming way.

3. Each lesson is an excellent UDL model essential to student creativity and observations.

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Does the corrections pop up for text like it did for me?

Are there fees for the sites?

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Thank you! Time flew by today! Things were paced appropriately and I wasn't bored or overwhelmed.

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Thank you for the awesome presentation and all the resources. I really liked the format of the training. I liked how the resources were introduced and then we had the opportunity to explore them.

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1. The main question I have involves on how to create quizziz and how to effectively share out with students.

2. How well students can access each program either online or through google classroom

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Shout out to everyone here & our instructors while we are on break.

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Learned a lot! Thank you!

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1. You can use educational game websites like blooket together with Fast and curious activities.

2. EduProtocols are lesson templates that can be reused.

3. Repetition is what makes these strategies useful.

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A big shout out to both Jessica and Georgia for running such a fun environment that teaches us the importance of incorporating EduProtocols.

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1. Importance of classroom community

2. Eduprotocols is a framework

3. Reps are important for learning

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1. How can these EduProtocols be incorporated into math lessons?

2. More in depth use of AI in these EduProtocols

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1. Thin Slides, a quick check in for students.

2. Quizziz, better than Kahoots in my opinion!

3. Socrative, love the voting option.

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Thank you for the amazing session!

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1. Are there any more science centered eduprotocols you could show us?

2. How can I bridge my curriculum with the eduprotocols

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1. Hexagonal Thinking - students are talking and having conversation with each other during this activity - engaged!

2. Thin Slides - giving students only a short amount of time keeps them on track - can provide students with links to research to keep them on task

3. Frayer Model - having conversation about the vocabulary words - can help students learn them quicker, make connections

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Fast & Curious, Thin Slides, Iron Chef

All three of these I will be using in my classroom starting next week!

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Thank you both for today!

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1. Using QUizziz, Blooket, or Gimkit during gast and curious

2. Calling it "reps" instead of skills to make content align to concepts

3. Student are able to create frayer models and present them together.

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1. How can this model work in a project based learning setting that is more autonomous for older students?

2. How can my current lessons be transformed that could also be used when subs are present?

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1. How can I use EduProtocols in Math?!

2. How do you give students more choice when doing thin slides/thick slides, Nacho Paragraph? Are there any ways to do this outside of a computer?

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I learned how to engage students in fun and interactive ways. Resources are always appreciated.

Thin and Thick slides are beneficiary ways to bring ideas together.

I enjoyed the speed talking SEL activity we started the day with. Action and expression can bring everyone together.

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I learned about different Eduprotocols to use in the classroom.

I learned how to make lessons more engaging with games and use them with the Eduprotocols.

I liked the random emoji generator to make a paragraph. I am thinking about how to incorporate into the classroom with our next novel study.

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I learned that breaking barriers is more than just providing choices but different ways to access content. Also, I learned a couple new strategies that I am excited to use and ties in with narrative writing. Lastly, I learned that these strategies align well with UDL.

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I love the new website resources! Going to use for sure!

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What is one way I can implement reading and writing through UDL?

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Ways to use these with the littles? Not "watering" them down, but ways to use them effectively with them.

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1. What are some math focus models or activities that EDU protocols have?

2. What are other AI programs like Diffit can be used towards Math?

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Marc from Rancho mirage was an awesome teammate that brought ideas to the table.

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Are these strategies sustainable and how many reps until students begin to tire of them and how do you keep it fresh?

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Thanks for the awesome energy today!

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Thank you for the templates! I have already created Thin Slides for my ELD group, hoping to get more engagement!

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Thank you Georgia and Jessica for a fun PD. It seems so easy for you because you’re so knowledgeable on these strategies. Thank you!

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Thank you both for introducing me into the world of Eduprotocols! What a great way to engage the kids and et them them to work harder!