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Step 5: Using Project-Based Learning to Engage Students
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Another tool to help engage students in course content is project-based learning, in which students gain focal knowledge and skills while completing an authentic and interesting project. Eric Mazur’s course uses project-based learning as “a Trojan horse...
Step 7: Providing Multiple Ways for Students to Engage in Class Discussion
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Participation in a course is not limited to the time spent in the classroom each week. Providing students with multiple avenues for sharing their thoughts and questions outside of scheduled class time brings more students into the conversation...
Step 5: Moving Around the Room to Encourage Participation
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Instructors can encourage different students to participate not only by calling on them directly but also through physical proximity. Dan Levy intentionally moves around the classroom as a way of encouraging more students to share their thoughts during...
Step 6: Using Small Groups to Expand Participation and Deepen Thinking
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Engaging in partnered and small-group work gives many students a chance to join the classroom discourse at the same time. Christina Villarreal highlights how she uses these smaller conversations to help students engage with the curriculum and work through...
Pathway 4 Conclusion
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The activities and resources that you provide are an essential part of creating a welcoming and effective course for all students. Intentionally designing activities that will engage different learners and providing differentiated supports within those...