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   How can teachers improve student engagement?

   • Pairing that knowledge with a knowledge of which research-supported, high-impact strategies will be most effective with your students can help teachers create classroom environments where students display increased interest, motivation, and engagement in learning. At the core are student/teacher relationships.

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   How can extracurricular activities improve student engagement in school?

   • For many students, engagement in school develops through extracurriculars – and schools that offer students opportunities to mentor, tutor, or self-govern see stronger connectedness across the community.

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   How do you combat student disengagement effectively?

   • When I teach educators how to combat student disengagement effectively, I focus on a suite of five adaptable strategies that I call the EQUAL method : evaluate, qualify, uplift, activate, and leverage. Evaluate the school culture with a cultural audit.

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   How can we improve student engagement?

   • Improving student engagement starts with a clear sense of what an engaged student is. It’s easy to look at a student who has trouble staying awake during lectures or doesn’t take assignments seriously and label them as disengaged. It’s important not to confuse the stereotype of a “good” or “model” student with an engaged one.

   Evidence-Based Strategies for Elevating Student Engagement

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   Are students struggling to get engaged in school?

   • There's little doubt that these starts, stops, and shifts have taken a toll on students' motivation and engagement in school. As we regain some sense of normalcy, many teachers report that students are struggling to get engaged in learning. From screen-time habits to social and emotional issues, many students are struggling.

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   How do you foster deep student engagement?

   • Fostering deep, meaningful student engagement may not feel easy. This edition of the Educator’s Guide brings together some of the best research-informed practices for successfully engaging your students before, during, and after class. Improving student engagement starts with a clear sense of what an engaged student is.

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   • Relational engagement. Building relationships means empowering student minds, encouraging curiosity and risk, swapping stories, and exploring connections that are dependent on interactions with other human beings.
   • Intellectual engagement. Students need to be in spaces where learning flows around them, not at them. Teachers need to empower students to be accountable and build the mental stamina to share and debate ideas, challenge one another to pull apart questions, productively struggle with differing opinions, and connect their personal experiences to the universe around them.
   • Emotional engagement. Hard to understand, but often easy to see, emotions are cues, sending signals out to everyone nearby. It’s important that we create a space and mechanisms to support those emotions because 11- to 18-year-olds have a lot of big feelings, big thoughts, and frequently a lot of larger-than-life ways to show when they’re not engaged and feeling a certain kind of way about it.

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   Mar 12, 2024 · By highlighting students’ backgrounds, a school can foster a more inclusive environment and strengthen the student-teacher relationships that are crucial for student engagement and success....

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   Nov 3, 2021 · But on the other hand, we've probably learned some new strategies for engaging students during the pandemic that we can adapt to in-person learning. Read on for tips, strategies, and reminders to help bring kids back into the fold.

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   Sep 23, 2024 · Design instruction to accelerate learning (e.g., through inquiry- and project-based forms of instruction) to increase student engagement. States, schools and districts should continually assess student attendance and performance to evaluate and improve on program quality. ARP has helped fuel record expansion of these programs. For example, the ...

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   For many students, engagement in school develops through extracurriculars – and schools that offer students opportunities to mentor, tutor, or self-govern see stronger connectedness across the community.

9. go.macmillanlearning.com › rs › 122-CFG-317Evidence-Based Strategies for Elevating Student Engagement

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   Improving student engagement remains a challenge among instructors even now that in-person classes have largely resumed. Fostering deep, meaningful student engagement may not feel easy. This edition of the Educator’s Guide brings together some of the best research-informed practices for successfully engaging