Description
How can educators create lessons that keep every student actively involved in learning? What strategies can help students share knowledge, collaborate, and stay motivated throughout the school day? Research shows that classrooms where students feel connected to the content and to each other see higher engagement, improved participation, and increased academic achievement. Join Michelle Dragalin for this practical, time-saving session as she shares four key benefits of student-centered teaching approaches and demonstrates how they can encourage students to take an active role in their learning. You will leave with actionable strategies to boost engagement, promote collaboration, and increase overall academic performance.
Objectives
Recall the four benefits of student-centered teaching approaches that encourage engagement Explain how active learning strategies promote knowledge-sharing and collaboration Implement six strategies to increase student engagement and participation Examine classroom practices to identify areas where student involvement can be enhanced Assess the effectiveness of active learning strategies on student engagement and academic performance Design a lesson plan that incorporates strategies to maximize student involvement and learning outcomes
