Student engagement

day is the end of math, right before I leave for the day. This is my favorite part of practicum because it is a time when I actually get to work with, help, and interact with the students. This week was especially amazing because I helped a student who normally becomes frustrated during math. When I began helping this student she kept telling me that she could not do it. However, after a little encouragement and further explanations, not to mention a lot of high fives, she began to grasp the…

and assisted the teachers in classroom. The Summer Scholars program is split into two groups, history and science class. One day, I helped students to how to find information on certain topic and putting on timeline. As I helped these high school students to find information, I found that these students are curious and very intelligent student. Many students asked me about college life and I explained my college life, school works, and tips in college. During my assistance in the classroom, I…

at Austin transitioned admissions, retention, and several student support and enrollment related services in the Provost portfolio from disconnected and loosely associated units to an organized structure with central oversight. Under the leadership of Dr. David Laude, Sr. Vice Provost for Enrollment and Graduation Management, enrollment management at UT organizes the offices of Admissions, Student Financial Services, the Registrar, Student Success Initiatives and Enrollment Analytics. The…

Reflection of the Student of Lee College Forced but Getting Something from It Driving a car, everyone has to do it or need to do it. That’s what I have to explain with this assignment as a student enrolled in English 1301. It’s a requirement to do assignments, but it’s the student’s responsibility to learn from the assignment given. I would like to discuss thoughts about Lee College and the realization of English 1301’s exercise on writing this paper. This assignment targets the engagement of…

informant approach… can begin to feel a lot like proofreading, with the student becoming increasing passive, knowing that the tutor will be there to help.” From there, the other authors in the piece introduce a frankly, excessive, chart that promote students to us a “learner’s dictionary minimal marking, and error logs.” I disagreed with Cogie’s argument because I believe there is value in being a cultural informant to non-native students. If you are at an American university, with English…

During the beginning of my lesson, with the entire class, I had the students help another student through a multiplication and division problem. When the students were helping another student, I asked the students prompting questions that allowed them to help that student effectively. For example, during the multiplication problem, I asked the students, “Is this answer complete?” to which a student responded with, “no.” When the student responded to this, I asked then the simple question of why…

support student engagement and understanding? When first getting the data table ready for the experiment Dr. Bradbury was asking students probing questions about why the data table had to be set up in a certain manner, this can be seen in minutes 6-8 of the video. Through this portion of the video Dr. Bradbury is making sure students have a full understanding of what a data table does and how the each data table is set up. While setting up the table she was able to made sure to ask students…

Millennial Students,” Maureen E. Wilson (2004) in her article published in New Directions for Student Services examines the literature to make recommendations to educators on how to enhance teaching and learning in college. Wilson (2004) is no newcomer to the classroom; in fact, she uses her expertise and experience as a student affairs director to cite evidence from scholars and experts in education and learning effectiveness to document how good practices in education are promoted through…

welcome new diverse families into our home and school communities, it is important to work towards engaging these families in our schools because it is only when all community members are invested in how our schools operate and are involved in our students’ education that the productivity of our district can be at its highest level. One key issue for the team to consider when developing a plan is to ensure that the devised strategies are inclusive of all immigrant families regardless of…

identities and how making your classroom environment can help guide them and aid them in trying out their costumes and identities. The environment in the classroom for tweens is important because it feeds into their sense of style, identity and engagement. The chapter discusses how you have to plan your classroom layout to help your instruction as well as think about what can you as a teacher live to look at for eight hours everyday. We as teachers in…