Engaging Practices: How to Activate Student Learning

Engaging Practices are defined by the degree of attention, curiosity, interest, optimism, and passion that your students display when they are learning or being instructed. We all know that learning improves when students are inquisitive, interested, or inspired.

This teaching philosophy is rich with facilitative tips and methods that pay huge dividends in authentic engagement. All teaching levels - elementary school, middle school, high school, and tertiary levels - benefit from adopting an engaging mindset.

The payoff is your students want to be in your class, participate in classroom instruction, and want to learn.

The truth is we all want to be part of something big and exciting, to have a larger purpose. We can structure our content around these drives to create enthusiasm. Ignite agreeable change in your classrooms and make the learning process thrilling. As teachers we are the catalysts of growth, learning, and change.