Strategies for Keeping Students Engaged in Learning

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Teresa,
Having taught one student classes no matter how dynamic you are this much contact can become too much of one person. I would develop or secure case studies that cover the essential knowledge the student needs to have for the course. Then I would have her work through a case study and have a discussion where she tells you what she has learned and how she applied the information. This way the venue of delivery will be the case studies and you all aren't setting at a table staring at each other all class period.
Gary

Gary Meers, Ed.D.

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