The EduProtocols Podcast - presented by Rebel Teacher Alliance

We welcome back Jacob Carr, newly minted author of the ELA edition of the EduProtocols book, and talk about his favorite protocol called We Have A Situation Here (WHASH). The discussion covers one of the meatier EPs that can lead to an incredibly deep examination of texts. The purpose is to provide context, background knowledge and “setting” of a document. Think a very structured and more thorough Iron Chef

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In this episode, the hosts and guest Dominic Helmstetter deep dive into Sketch and Tell. Dominic is an experienced educator, who shares his insights on making learning engaging and interactive. The discussion covers various ways to integrate visual aids, technology, and creativity into the classroom to enhance student learning, how to smart start Sketch and Tell, and how to level it up! 

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- Dominic's Frayer Model

In this episode, we hear from Adam Moler, a middle school social studies teacher who has been utilizing EduProtocols since 2017. Adam discusses the positive impact of protocols on student engagement and academic performance, noting increased success rates and improvement for struggling students. He emphasizes the value of concise activities like the Cyber Sandwich protocol and shares variations he incorporates to maintain student interest. You can follow Adam on Twitter here!

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Authors Jennifer Dean and Ben Cogswell join the hosts of the Edgy Protocols podcast to discuss their primary edition of the EduProtocols field guide. They share insights on using emojis for teaching phonics and writing, adapting protocols for primary students, setting high expectations, and fostering independence. The discussion addresses skepticism among primary teachers, highlights student growth in vocabulary and language skills, and encourages exploration of their book. The episode closes with information on connecting with the authors and accessing samples of their work, emphasizing the impact of EduProtocols on student engagement and learning in the primary classroom. You can follow them on Twitter here: @Techy_Jenn and @cogswell_ben.

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Here you have it! A new season is upon you! We are so excited to be back for another batch of episodes! This time, we have wonderful author, Canva Global Community Manager, and overall awesome person Tisha Richmond on our little program. She tells us all about the digital Eduprotocols Companion Guide and why it is a really smart investment if you want to level up your presentation and template game! You can follow Tisha on the socials here (Twitter) and here (Instagram).

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Episode 12 is out! It is the finale of the first season. And to bookend the run, we have the second half of the EDUProcotols originators Marlena Hebern on. She tells us all about the future of EP and also does a deep dive into Numbermania! What a cool tool to use with your students and teach them critical and creative thinking, communication, and collaboration. You can follow Marlena on Twitter and of course on www.eduprotocols.com and plus.eduprotocols.com

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 Marlena Hebern’s Frayer Model

Welcome to episode 11! This time is all about Math! Lisa Nowakowski, author of the EduProtocols Field Guide Math Edition, fills us in on her favorite protocol: MathReps! She talks about how she came up with it and how the use of it can truly impact student learning and achievement! We also have an exciting announcement you do not want to miss!

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Episode 10 is in the house! This time, the crew talks with fantastic science teacher Ariana Hernandez! The way she uses Frayer Models, an incredibly versatile tool, is very creative and you will for sure find a way to incorporate it into your class! Check out Ariana on Twitter and TikTok.

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Welcome to episode 9! This time the crew talks about how to implement the wonderfully versatile 8 pARTs protocol into your lessons. From the beginner, the intermediate, and the expert user sharing their experiences with it, we are sure you will come away with a great understanding of how to use this pedagogy!

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On this episode of the EDUProtocols Podcast we have the honor of talking to Dr. Scott Petri, one of the authors of The EduProtocols Field Guide: Social Studies Edition. He tells us all about his favorite protocol called Re-tell & Rhyme! Listen how Scott used it in his class and experience a student example that will leave you speechless. Check out Scott on Twitter and is website Historyrewriter.com. Also, check out the book which has some great ideas in it, even if you are not an AP Social Studies teacher.

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- Link to Scott Petri Frayer Model