Coaching to Increase Student Engagement

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Who It's For

Coaches and administrators

Format

In-Person | Virtual

Duration

1 day

Credit Hours

5 hours

Presenter

ICG Certified Consultant

Price

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Better Learning with Increased Engagement

Lack of engagement is the main reason students drop out. Learning is only possible when students are engaged. This workshop defines the different types of engagement, how to measure them, and the teaching strategies to use to hit corresponding goals.

Student Engagement Should Be the Goal of Every Coach

  • Learn why engagement is essential
  • Gain the tools you need to measure and increase student engagement

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Partnering with Teachers to Dramatically Increase Student Engagement

01

Learn what distinguishes the different types of engagement

Behavioral

Cognitive

Emotional

02

Develop methods for gathering data related to the three types of engagement

03

Learn how to partner with teachers to implement the five teaching strategies proven to reach goals and increase learning

Thinking prompts

Effective questioning

Stories

Cooperative learning

Authentic learning

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Course Materials

01 Workbook and High Impact Instruction bundle
The course workbook and High-Impact Instruction bundle purchased separately

Correlation between Engagement and Achievement

Students who stay in school do so because they are engaged. So, to improve schools, we must ensure students are fully engaged in learning. Based on research presented in the The Impact Cycle (2017) and High-Impact Instruction (2012) by Jim Knight, achievement and engagement go hand-in-hand. Addressing student engagement through instructional coaching is an effective way to improve instruction.

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