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What does engagement mean while teaching a subjecet? Could you provide examples?

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salma Q
salma QCountry flag: ma
Certified ESL teacher

engagement is the process of including your students in your lessons, by following some teaching methods and approaches as well as activities in which they learn by doing .

  • Mia
    MiaCountry flag: ca
    Certified TEFL Teacher

    Teaching engagementΒ  "begins with the teacher's recognition that the learner is an authentic party in the learning process. " This leads to a flow of positive interest and active involvement in the learner's creation of knowledge and intellectual progress.

  • Tess
    TessCountry flag: za
    TEFL/TESOL certified teacher, teaching young learners to become proficient in English.

    students directing their attention and energy 'in the moment' towards a particular task or activity. In the classroom, the term 'engagement' is often used to refer to the extent of students' active involvement in a learning task

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  • Madam Harram
    Madam HarramCountry flag: pk
    Certified IELTS, ESL Teacher 14 yrs expert Can teach ESL, TOIEC, English as Subject

    Commitment to instructing alludes to the degree of interest, support, and association that understudies have with the topic. It goes past simple mindfulness; it includes effectively including understudies in the educational experience, cultivating interest, and establishing a climate that energizes investigation and decisive reasoning. This are instances of the way commitment can be accomplished while showing a subject: 1. ** Intelligent Activities:** - **Example:** In a science class, rather than a conventional talk, direct an involved trial where understudies effectively take part all the while. This has the potential to make abstract ideas real and memorable. 2. ** Disputation and Discussion:** - **Example:** In a set of experiences class, start a class conversation on a dubious verifiable occasion. Encourage students to voice their opinions, examine various points of view, and participate in civil debate. 3. ** Innovation Integration:** - **Example:** Utilize instructiv

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