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Use social media to comment on students' achievements or areas of importance. Edmodo can be set up for the class and students can add comments to their pages that reflect their interests, backgrounds, and life events. Then the teacher and other students can make comments on those entries.

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Commenting on Student Achievements or Areas of Importance

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Commenting on Student Achievements or Areas of Importance

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After gathering some background knowledge about students' values and interests, the teacher can comment on individual accomplishments, important events or changes in student's family structure

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Students can keep reflective journals using word processing software such as Google Drive. Students can record their journal entries using audio recording software or using video recording tools.

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Students connect teacher chosen goals to their own personal goals through their own experiences and interests.

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Clickers or polling software can be used to complete surveys in the classroom. Online surveys could be used and be done before the student ever comes to class. Lastly students can take a digital picture of themselves and add visual elements to it reflect their interests.

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This is when teachers use questions to find out more about students' interests and backgrounds. It is a pretty easy way to go about learning about students. The teacher can decide what questions are important to ask and design their survey to fit the needs of their classroom.

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To understand students' interests and backgrounds, teachers must seek out the knowledge. Some strategies to do that are: student background surveys, individual learning goals, and commenting on student achievements or areas of importance.