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Padlet is awesome for student engagement. You decide what you'd like to see there; students get really creative and can "like" each other's posts and comment on them as well.

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Students are writing Coach Ybarra's pregame speech for tonight's game...lots of fun, serious consideration given to rhetorical strategies, plus they are reminiscing about their days in his Health class!

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Students are writing Coach Ybarra's pregame speech for tonight's game...lots of fun, serious consideration given to rhetorical strategies, plus they are reminiscing about their days in his Health class!

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Our daughter's engaged, but she's not a student here.
:)
Dave H

Okay, you've got to have a sense of humor sometimes.
Go ahead and delete it!

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Students were engaged in activities that educated them on the importance of maintaining appropriate digital footprints and how digital footprints may affect them in the future.

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Students worked in groups on a presentation to become "masters" of a certain section of text, then were divided up in a jigsaw-style to bring that knowledge together and work as a new group, each with individual strengths to provide to the group, to work on a test on the selection.

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Welding Technology 1 students just completed their first week welding, its amazing how many students actually smile when they see that hard work and persistence produces neat work. More engagement shows better quality in skill.

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AVID hosted a mock career fair where students presented their chosen careers and self-made brochures to their classmates one at a time. Listening students had to provide feedback on a Google Classroom Question

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Cornell notes done correctly are a powerful tool for engagement and deeper learning. Because they require students to THINK about information and then draw conclusions, students develop critical thinking skills while being actively engaged (as opposed to just listening or reading) in lecture, video, or text. REQUIRE notes from your students and make them a part of your classroom culture. Also, consider having them do their notes on paper! Technology is wonderful but not a necessity when we ask students to actively engage in learning.