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In this informative video, elementary school teacher Jenna Pendorf dives into the topic of "Increasing Engagement With Inconsequential Competition." Through the use of academic games, Jenna explains how incorporating friendly competition can ignite students' interest and enthusiasm for learning. By leveraging the strategy of inconsequential competition, Jenna demonstrates how teachers can create a fun and engaging learning environment that motivates students to actively participate and excel in their academic endeavors. Join Jenna in this video as she shares effective strategies for boosting student engagement through the use of academic games.
Academic Games Playlist
8 Suggested Strategies | 15:35
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Increasing Response Rates With Paired Responses
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
2
Increasing Engagement Through Planned Physical Movement
Strand: Engagement
Element: Physical Movement
3
Increasing Response Rates by Using Response Boards
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
4
Monitoring And Reacting to Overall Class Engagement
Strand: Engagement
Element: Noticing Engagement Levels
5
Monitoring And Reacting to Individual Student Engagement
Strand: Engagement
Element: Noticing Engagement Levels
6
Increasing Response Rates by Using Hand Signals
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
7
Providing Opportunities for Students to Talk About Themselves Using Life Connections
Strand: Engagement
Element: Student Self-Expression
8
Increasing Response Rates by Calling Random Names
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses