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Student Engagement Guide

This guide provides step-by-step directions and guidance on using various software tools to enhance student engagement. It will include guidance on Microsoft Office and several other tools.

About this Guide

This guide introduces you to a variety of methods to engage your students in learning. It includes instructions on using technology tools such as Microsoft PowerPoint and Teams.  

As this is a newly launched guide, we would greatly appreciate your feedback in helping us to build and develop this guide.

If you have feedback, questions, suggestions, additions, or corrections, please email any of us at the CETL. Thank you!

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Maureen Beam

Kyle Wright

Carolyn Tragni

Three levels of student engagement  

  • Cognitive engagement – complex problem-solving and thinking skills.   
  • Emotional engagement – feelings and emotions that your students have in your class.  
  • Behavioral engagement – observable actions that indicate cognitive or behavioral engagement, and some examples are note-taking, nodding, and looking puzzled.   

 

Center of Innovation in Teaching and Learning. (2020, September 15). Three Dimensions of Student Engagement. Teaching and Learning Tips; University of Illinois Urbana-Campaign. https://citl.illinois.edu/citl-101/teaching-learning/resources/teaching-across-modalities/teaching-tips-articles/teaching-tips/2020/09/15/three-dimensions-of-student-engagement  


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