For example, how have you planned out which activities and subjects to cover? The first thing I do is divide the class into different categories of students and see if their interests coincide with what I want them to know.
By doing this, you are able to find more uses for your subjects and engage the students further. The other thing that helps me figure out what projects and activities will keep my students engaged is when I divide them into groups based on how different their interests are.
The last thing I do is plan certain activities for certain days of the week or month. Requiring students to show their progress and engagement with certain activities can be really hard for students. Similarly, you can use this as a way to learn about which students are having trouble and then teach them more or spend extra time on that project or activity. To make it easier for a student to write up this journal entry, I recommend sending home the directions ahead of time.
In addition, I recommend that you have the students do these journal entries based on a specific topic or project so that they can be graded the same way. This makes it easier to grade everything and see if they really learned what you wanted them to.
All students learn differently and having them show their progress in different ways is a great way to cater to their needs while also trying to figure out which methods of engagement work best for them. This will help them make progress in their schooling. The last thing you can do to engage your students is trying to get them more involved with each other as well.
Wherever you go, there are bound to be people who have either learned or know someone who has learned the best way to learn something really easily. By finding out what they did while learning, you can use that as a way to let your students learn about something easily. All you really need are a few decent listening skills to make sure that the student is explaining themselves clearly.
All this is done through empowering the students to realize they can teach anyone, even you. When I ask them if they want me or another student in their class to tell us how to do something — they always respond with a resounding yes! There are four keys to student engagement that I discuss in my video training challenge that releases twice per year.
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