Definition of Student Engagement by Aracelis Sullivan

Student Engagement (Shelby and Kelley)

2024-03-09 14:39:53 UTC

Find meaning in the lesson/activity, finding a way to connect to it (whether personally or academically) and express this through writing, speaking or listening and can collaborate on this to build empathy and community.

2024-03-09 14:40:13 UTC

Students participating with materials, content, activities being taught in ways that are meaningful to them using whole body listening. BC, ML

2024-03-09 14:40:47 UTC

PB and SK

Student engagement = students find worth in what they are doing, they share their thinking in a visible way, make connections, take ownership, extend their leanring, and embrace productive struggle.

2024-03-09 14:41:21 UTC

Student engagement is when students are probing, going further, by thinking and analyzing in their learning process while bringing their own personal histories to enhance the learning. When students are engaged, they are presenting in their own method of listening and communicating. This can look many different ways… and in the classroom there should be space for this.

Student Engagement: the moment where topic/subject interest meets emotion, creates memory, and becomes part of a person. The students feel comfortable to discuss and explore their mistakes and learn from them.

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JB, KT, KBM, EC, CH, JD

TSM - Student engagement

2024-03-09 14:41:54 UTC

Students are active participants in the learning environment. Students are respectful and collaborating well with each other

Student Engagement is (Liz and Charlene):

2024-03-09 14:42:29 UTC

When students are participating with their hands, bodies, eyes, and talk while struggling with difficult tasks. When students are able to apply what they are learning with things that are going on in their own lives. When students feel comfortable advocating for understanding and other needs.

2024-03-16 13:42:43 UTC

Students are actively participating with content (cognitive), show eagerness to engage through body language and conversation (emotional) and demonstrate comprehension of content (behavior).

AP, CM, TT, LD

Student engagement is defined as student's degree of attention, passion and interest towards the lesson they are learning which reflects the level of relationships with their teachers and curriculum.

2024-03-16 13:42:57 UTC

OA, NS

2024-03-16 13:43:12 UTC

Student engagement is students actively interacting with the lesson content by using thinking skills, asking effective questions, being on task, and exhibiting behavioral cues to show interest and understanding.

-AC and ES

Student Engagement (Carolyn, Phil, Jacqui, Ransford, & Michelle)

2024-03-16 13:44:54 UTC

Student engagement consists of 1. Students are focused, questioning, answering questions from each other or the teacher, and discussing the content. 2. Students do not want to stop the assignment 3. Their activity is visual; they are actively engaged with their peers.

Student Engagement Dimensions

2024-03-16 13:45:38 UTC

Cognitive: Students are active Listening, looking, thinking, and working on content with either peers or individually.

Emotional: Students are happy, excited, motivated, and making connections throughout the lesson.

Behavioral: Students are following classroom expectations; they are respectful, actively listening, sharing one at a time, and having safe bodies.

VM JW AC KD

Student Engagement (SM & PG)

2024-03-16 13:47:21 UTC

Students who are paying attention and interested in the course material. Are they happy/laughing? A high level of motivation that progresses their education. Additionally, the meaningful interaction/discourse of academic content with peers and teachers that promotes higher-level thinking and learning.

Student Engagement (Original definition)

2024-03-23 13:54:36 UTC

Student engagement is when students actively participate by actively communicating opinions and original. ideas about a particular topic; demonstrate clear communication through body language, eye contact, and appropriate tone of voice.

T.S and K.H

Students are actively involved in constructing knowledge due to their interest in the content. Students demonstrate this engagement in many different ways such as silent focused writing, active discussion, collaborative investigation. CK MBW

2024-03-23 13:56:23 UTC

Student Engagement - Mary and Diane

2024-03-23 13:57:06 UTC

Students actively participate with cognitive (responsible questioning with teacher and peers), emotional (enthusiasm, confusion, anxiety, respectful), and behavioral (kinesthetic, physical, note-taking) connections and application to the learning

Student Engagement (Updated definition)

2024-03-23 13:58:35 UTC

Student engagement is when students actively participate in discussions with the teacher and each other about a topic that activates their background knowledge and allows them to form original ideas. Students also show curiosity by asking questions, giving feedback, and engaging in observable positive body language like eye contact, appropriate tone of voice, and nodding when in agreement.

T.S and K.H

Student engagement definition

2024-03-25 20:32:42 UTC

Student engagement is when students connect to material, and actively participate in the lesson while also demonstrating effort to meet lesson objectives and/or goals.

KO & SW

Student engagement is when students are actively listening, sharing their thoughts, ideas, and willing to take academic risks.

2024-03-25 20:33:11 UTC