3 Ways to Use Technology to Increase Student Engagement
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As technology becomes increasingly present in K-12 classrooms, it’s important that we look closely and strategically at the role technology plays in student learning. In a 21st century learning environment, students and educators have the opportunity to collaborate to set learning objectives, experiment with new tools, and design for a learning experience that’s meaningful to each individual student. With the growing body of knowledge from student data insights and the field of learning science, we have so much available to us to drive that relationship between student, content, and technology. But the opportunities that come with education technology are still so unexplored that it’s absolutely crucial to keep the specific purpose the technology will serve at the forefront of instruction.
For many educators, tech poses an important opportunity to increase student engagement. To support you in reaching your goals, we’ve gathered three of our favorite ways to use technology to increase student engagement:
Adapt the way you teach to the way your students learn.
Central to student engagement is the relationship between student and teacher in designing learning experiences. A new piece of technology will not keep students engaged on its own (at least, not for long). You can foster long-term engagement by observing how students interact with technology, gathering feedback on tech use directly from the students themselves, and ensuring that they are effectively using technology specifically for the purpose of learning. We often focus on the fact that students are “digital natives,” but this doesn’t mean they know how to use technology in the context of a classroom. In this way, using technology to boost student engagement is very much a trial-and-error process?—?but each new iteration of tech implementation isn’t a guess based on a hunch. It’s an informed decision based on the trusting, respectful relationship between student and teacher.
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