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Non-Cooking

Jigsaw Style Challenge

EduProtocol

(Marlena Hebern & Jon Corippo)

In the FACS Classroom

Presented by Kim Graybill

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About Me

• Penn State University Graduate: Class of ‘87
• Veteran FACS Teacher: 30+ years teaching,

East Juniata HS, grades 7-12, 6 preps daily

• Owner/CEO of Website: www.familyconsumersciences.com since 2015

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What is Iron Chef EduProtocol?

• A Summarizing & Synthesizing Activity by Marlena Hebern & Jon Corippo
• A PLAN-COLLABORATE-DELIVER strategy where content changes but format is constant!
• Teacher created SLIDE DECK--with built in resources & instructions...think mise en place!

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Why Use EduProtocol?

• Streamlines delivery of content from teacher to student
• Framework can be used repeatedly
• Uses a TEAM approach with a shared slide deck (4’C’s)
• Focuses on content, not process-----yields growth
• Engages and challenges students to complete work in a given time frame
• Works well with all grade levels/content
• Saves paper by using technology

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How Does Iron Chef Work?

• Like the TV show, Iron Chef is...
• structured, but competitive
• using limited time &

resources to complete a task

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• Teacher prepares the slide deck template with resource link(s)
• Students use the content/info to complete their own slide before time runs out (early finishers perfect their slide)

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Secret Ingredient

• Engages learner
• Adds to teamwork (must be different for each member so they must communicate)
• Adds to overall score
• Adds an element of fun
• Could be ...memes, pictures, lists,

examples, extra credit, brief summary

Scoring

• Technical Accuracy (good facts & pictures)= 10 points
• Artistic Impression (creativity of slide)= 10 points
• Oral Presentation (clarity, tone, delivery)= 10 points

Provide feedback

Keep it FUN!!

Lessons Using Iron Chef

#1: Toddler Emotions

• Brainstorm emotions;
• positive & underline negative
• View Inside Out Clip & Toddler Emotions Clip
• Iron Chef Activity--to focus on 5 specific toddler emotions. Chart to fill in from presentations
• Name that Emotion-Scenarios application

Circle

Lessons Using Iron Chef

#2: New Parenting Styles

• Is there one right way to parent? Discuss
• Iron Chef Activity--to focus on new parenting styles. Chart to fill in from presentations
• Use info to create Wanted Posters in Canva
• Collins Writing Reflection & Defense Essay

Lessons Using Iron Chef

#3: Potato Lesson

• Intro Activity: What am I?
• Iron Chef Activity--to introduce types of potatoes
• Potatoes 3 Ways
• Labs--Based on Potatoes 3 Ways: Mashed, Twice Baked & Latkes
• Potato Dishes Around the World

Lessons Using Iron Chef

#4: Introducing the Family Life Cycle Stages

• View this YouTube clip; ask students what it’s all about.
• Introduce students to Evelyn Duvall’s family development theory or family life cycle.
• Iron Chef Activity
• Notes Chart
• Meet the Davenport Family
• Family Life Cycle Follow-Up

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Lessons Using Iron Chef

#5: Meal Planning & Meal Prepping Lesson

• What’s the difference between meal planning & meal prepping? Benefits to both? T-P-S
• Iron Chef Activity
• View: Struggle Meals Meal Prep & Video Guide Sheet
• Grocery Shopping & Meal Planning Challenge: Choose Version I, Version II or Version III

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Brainstorm & Share

• Let’s Brainstorm “ZOOM” style!

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• What are some topic ideas you see this strategy working well with in your curriculum? Raise your hand to share!
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Thank You!

Questions???

Credits:

The EduProtocol Field Guide: 16 Student-Centered Lesson Frames for Infinite Learning Possibilities by Marlena Hebern and Jon Corippo

Kim Graybill

FamilyConsumerSciences.com

Email: kim@familyconsumersciences.com

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