student-engagement

Vocabulary Word

Definition
'Student-engagement' is more than just being present in class. It measures the level of a student's active involvement, interest, and effort in learning. It plays a critical role in the learning outcomes.
Examples in Different Contexts
In emotional and social learning, student engagement also encompasses developing students' emotional intelligence and social skills alongside academic learning. A school counselor might state, 'Fostering an emotionally supportive learning environment is key to engaging students fully, both intellectually and socially.'
Practice Scenarios
Tech

Scenario:

We've been working on this educational app for months. Now, the question is how to make sure students will actually use it for learning?

Response:

We could add gamification features to our app, known to significantly increase student engagement in the digital learning experience.

Impact

Scenario:

Our community needs more youth involvement. How can we encourage students to be more proactive in the community projects?

Response:

We should start several student engagement initiatives, including workshops or campaigns, to get them involved in community service.

Related Words
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