Engaging Students in the Learning Process

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Engaging Students in the Learning Process | Origin: EC101

Tara Savino

As a new CTE teacher, I’ve learned that engagement starts with making learning relevant with hands-on skills. Set the stage and gain students respect. Have clear understanding of what is expected and safe while using real-world projects. Give students choices, and build strong relationships. Active learning and regular feedback will be key.

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