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      Increasing student engagement in your classroom

      08 May 2020

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      Student engagement strategies are transforming. In traditional learning environments, students would silently take notes while the teacher delivers the lecture. There could be some visual aids and very little interaction between students and the teacher. At present, teachers are being encouraged to give importance to the attention and interest displayed by students in a class. Engaged students demonstrate curiosity while learning a subject. Improving engagement would assist in increasing student motivation and bolster student learning.

      How student engagement strategies can fit in your classroom

      A classroom that emphasizes engagement would encourage students to participate in their learning process actively. Teachers are using technology for classroom management. Teaching plans can be used by teachers to increase student engagement.

      Student engagement strategies for your teaching

      Active learning   Establishing a teaching and learning environment that supports student participation like collaborative problem-solving would be appropriate.

      Participatory teaching

      A participatory teaching technique focuses on self-regulation and self-reflection.

      Change the classroom

      Transform the normal teacher-home assignment relation. Students can study the subject matter externally using tools such as pre-recorded videos. The classroom can be used for student-centered learning, including problem-solving.

      Technology management in the classroom

      Students wish to have immediate feedback from the teachers. Online and mobile technology can be used for fostering active learning functions and ensure students stay engaged outside the classroom.

      Establish expectations

      Set the expectations at the beginning of the academic year. Students are more engaged when they have an excellent relationship with the teacher.

      Relevant course work

      Students want the courses to be relevant. The use of real-world examples would be helpful in teaching; the learning in a classroom must be aligned to the existing requirements of the real world.

      Collaborative learning

      Organize students into small groups to facilitate collaborative learning. Group work can consist of project assignments, discussions, internal assessments, etc.

      Effective learning experiences

      Students like to solve real-world issues and try to develop a solution through techniques such as experimentation. Experiential learning could be a useful teaching strategy.

      Social media

      Probable uses for social media consist of sharing appropriate content, posting instructional videos on YouTube. However, teachers must establish strict guidelines and monitor them.

      Early assessment  

      An early and frequent assessment would encourage students to space out their learning while bolstering student achievement.

      Evaluate attendance

      Student attendance can enhance grades and engagement. Attendance must be considered to be part of the overall assessment.

      Inquiry-based learning

      To effectively participate in a classroom, a student undertakes his or her research to determine an answer. Hence, inquiry-based learning must be supported.

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