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Saturday, November 07, 2020

Encouraging Student Engagement During Synchronous Meetings: Preventing Midterm Drop-Off | Effective Teaching Strategies - Faculty Focus

Some students become busy, overwhelmed, or unmotivated by the middle of the semester. This phenomenon has become even more apparent with COVID-19 protocols by Samantha Clifford, EdD, Author at Faculty Focus.

Encouraging Student Engagement During Synchronous Meetings: Preventing Midterm Drop-Off
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Which is why building a community of learners has become so important despite physical distancing, but it’s also much more challenging. Below are six scenarios with strategies and ideas to encourage accountability and build in motivation from the start of the semester so the momentum continues until the end.

Lastly, sending a survey can assist with all of these issues. It can gauge student perception of the class, the materials, the teaching methods, and their effort. A survey can also help you redesign learning activities, assessments, or content. It has the added bonus of showing that you care and are committed to improving the educational experience.

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Source: Faculty Focus