Strategies for Increasing Student Engagement
Delivering an Effective Lecture - PDF
Use active lecture breaks to help students process important course content during
class.
Beginning a Lesson: Establishing Relevance - PDF
Increase student motivation by rethinking the way you introduce the day’s lesson.
During a Lesson: Engaging Students - PDF
Variability during a lesson increases student engagement and results in greater retention
of content.
Closing a Lesson: Purposeful Conclusions - PDF
Make the most of the final minutes of class by being purposeful in your closure.
Stragegies for Increasing Student Engagement: Think-Pair-Share - PDF
Transform the way your students participate in class by engaging them in rich discussion. This three-phase process can be used to review older content, brainstorm new ideas, or debrief learning at the end of a lesson.
Facilitating Student Discussions - PDF
When students discuss important ideas, they mentally consolidate information, apply the language of the field, and often refine their own ways of thinking about a subject. Effective facilitation strategies will help you set the stage for productive conversations.
Facilitating Tasks for Small Groups - PDF
Encourage the development of more sophisticated mental frameworks by facilitating meaningful small-group tasks.
Encouraging Student Attendance - PDF
Student attendance is vital for success. Consider utilizing strategies that promote attendance in positive and authentic ways.