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SIX OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUILDING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT Lou Cabuhat, RN M.Ed.

Six opportunities for building student engagement Louis Cabuhat, M.Ed

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Page 1: Six opportunities for building student engagement Louis Cabuhat, M.Ed

SIX OPPORTUNITIES FOR

BUILDING STUDENT

ENGAGEMENT

Lou Cabuhat, RN M.Ed.

Page 2: Six opportunities for building student engagement Louis Cabuhat, M.Ed

OVERVIEW

Syllabus

First Class

Classroom Atmosphere

Classroom Specifics

Classroom Interactions

Beyond the Classroom

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SYLLABUS

Devise specific learning outcomes

Spell out expected student behavior

Describe expected professional behavior

• Student code of conduct

• Uniform policy

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FIRST CLASS

Learn students names

Introduce yourself

Ask students to introduce themselves

Meet one-on-one with students

Learn from your students

Establish a standard of grading

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CLASSROOM ATMOSPHERE

Convey your passion and enthusiasm for the subject

Create a welcoming environment

Foster a sense of belonging and respect

Promote active engagement

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CLASSROOM SPECIFICS

Show up early for class

Start with a student summary of class

Write a plan for the class on the board

• Overhead

Have the students stand up and stretch

Play short games

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BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Manage your office hours

• Fieldtrip

Reach out to student(s) who miss a class

Be responsive to E mails and calls from students

Give plenty of student feedback

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CLASSROOM

INTERACTIONS

Make the class interactive

Call on students constantly to answer questions

Do a networking exercise

• Fieldtrip to career services

• In-class exercise

Find a student strength

Incorporate peer review