Student Engagement Techniques: Designing Learning Experiences That Motivate and Activate Students - May 6
About this Event
New Faculty Learning Series: Part 2 – Wednesday, May 6, Location: Allen Hall, Room 202A (12-2pm)
Join us for our faculty learning series on student engagement. These interactive workshops focus on practical, research-informed strategies that can be applied immediately across disciplines and teaching modalities. Lunch will be provided.
Student Engagement Techniques: Designing Learning Experiences That Motivate and Activate Students
Student engagement is more than participation—it emerges from the interaction between motivation and active learning. This two-part workshop introduces a research-informed framework for understanding engagement and applying it intentionally in course design.
Part 2 centers on selecting and adapting specific student engagement techniques aligned with different learning goals—from recall and analysis to problem-solving and application—while also supporting community, appropriate challenge, and learner self-awareness.
Participants will gain concrete tools to design engagement strategically across individual class sessions and entire courses.
Dates:
Part 2 – Wednesday, May 6, Location: Allen Hall, Room 202A (12-2pm)
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