What comes to mind when you think of engagement in the classroom? by Kathryn Schreck

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students talking, sharing ideas

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Teamwork! Switching up the daily learning activities!

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Engagement means ALL students are sharing ideas and involving themselves in the activity

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Students working together on a shared project or problem

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Wuzzup??

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Students interacting with others, the teacher, and the material.

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Being actively involved with everyone and every activity.

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Students feel connected to the topics of discussion

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Engagement in the classroom looks like: relevant conversations, relevant questions, and attentive nonverbal communication (eye contact, facing speaker, etc.)

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Students want to do the work

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Students feel safe to share

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Students are collaboratively working on projects/group work /creative activities and all students are working.

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Sharing ideas, interested and fully involved in the activity

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When every student feels confident and comfortable in sharing their academic/personal perspective on a topic

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Active student participation with tasks.

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Students are actively involved in discussions, lessons, activities, etc. Students are participating and asking questions.

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Student’s showing engagement in the class through discussion, participation and collaboration

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Students working together! Communicating with each other and the teacher! All members of the class participating.

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Active listening, taking notes, contributing

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Students moving to music, singing, playing instruments, composing, collaborating on projects, and enthusiastically embracing musical tasks.

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Student led conversation

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Discussion on task

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Students actively participating and enjoying what they are learning.

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Students take on the role of active participants in their own learning

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Active learning, discussion, movement and challenging of ideas (respectfully)

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Helping all students be active learners

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Purposeful pairs deep in discussion

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Student interactions about or relating to the material amongst each other and with the teacher.

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All students doing something at the same time

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Cooperation, curiosity, questioning. Role sharing

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Engagement looks like active discussion and listening, thinking, and writing .

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Students participating, actively listening, asking questions and taking notes.

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Students actively involved in both the content and creating something original

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eye contact /listening

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In language classes it means getting the students to speak and communicate with each other in the target language throughout the class.

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Full physical engagement in a sport or activity

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Students are on task, participating and having fun

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Animated conversations that connect to the topic; students actively engaged with each other on task

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Active participation is the number one requirement in physical education

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Students who are either interacting with the teacher and the conversation or on task using the tools of the subjects environment.