Student group projects,
engaging class discussions,
personalized lectures,
consideration of student differences.
What do you think?
If online learning has become so popular, how would a traditional teacher make their teaching more engaging so that students do not end up dropping out of schools?
2 answers
My ideas are:
Inclusive and inviting class discussions from dramatic to comedic to interesting media-based classes (sometimes). Give multi-media based lectures combined with personal anecdotes and class Q&A time when assigning a hand-tailored assignment. The direct question and answer session that others may overhear to learn, while also being able to jump in with their own input and questions will beat waiting for a reply and will add to the social aspect they desired when they registered for the course. I hope this helps somewhat.
Inclusive and inviting class discussions from dramatic to comedic to interesting media-based classes (sometimes). Give multi-media based lectures combined with personal anecdotes and class Q&A time when assigning a hand-tailored assignment. The direct question and answer session that others may overhear to learn, while also being able to jump in with their own input and questions will beat waiting for a reply and will add to the social aspect they desired when they registered for the course. I hope this helps somewhat.