In this engaging video led by teacher John Moore, he dives into the strategy of utilizing inconsequential competition to increase student engagement in academic games. With a focus on high school students, Moore discusses how incorporating friendly competition can boost motivation and participation in learning activities. By highlighting various ways to implement this strategy in the classroom, Moore provides valuable insights on how to create a more dynamic and interactive learning environment for students. Watch as Moore shares practical tips and examples to help educators inspire their high school students to actively participate and excel in academic games.

Academic Games Playlist

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Random Names

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Increasing Response Rates by Calling Random Names

In this informative video, teacher Elizabeth Breidinger demonstrates a clever strategy to boost student engagement and participation in the classroom. By calling on students using random names, she shows how this simple but effective technique can significantl...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Increasing Responses

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Digital Responses

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Increasing Response Rates by Using Technology Based Responses

In this enlightening video, High School teacher Brian Gray delves into the innovative strategy of utilizing technology-based responses to increase student engagement and participation in the classroom. By introducing digital responses, Gray shows how students ...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Increasing Responses

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Random Names

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Increasing Response Rates by Calling Random Names

In this engaging video, high school teacher Courtney Lane demonstrates a creative strategy for increasing student response rates in the classroom. By employing the technique of calling random names, Courtney promotes active participation and engagement among h...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Increasing Responses

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Response Boards

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Increasing Response Rates by Using Response Boards

In this informative video led by high school teacher Mizraim Lorenzo-Aguilar, viewers will learn about the effective strategy of using response boards to increase student engagement and participation in the classroom. The video focuses on techniques for promot...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Increasing Responses

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Video Clips

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Demonstrating Intensity and Enthusiasm by Using Video Clips

In this engaging video, high school teacher Christa Rinehold illustrates the importance of intensity and enthusiasm in teaching by utilizing captivating video clips. Through this strategy, Rinehold effectively showcases how educators can effectively engage stu...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Demonstrating Enthusiasm

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Which One Doesn't Belong

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Increasing Engagement by Playing the Academic Game Which One Doesn't Belong

In this engaging video, teacher Courtney Lane introduces a unique strategy to increase student engagement in the high school classroom by playing the academic game "Which One Doesn't Belong." By incorporating this interactive and thought-provoking game into le...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Academic Games

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Individual Engagement

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Monitoring and Reacting to Individual Student Engagement

In this video, Christa Rinehold, an experienced high school teacher, demonstrates the vital strategy of monitoring and reacting to individual student engagement in the classroom. By focusing on the strand of engagement and the specific topic of noticing engage...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Noticing Engagement Levels

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Guest Speakers

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Presenting Unusual Information With Guest Speakers to Increase Engagement

In this informative video, teacher Kerri Lines introduces a creative strategy to enhance student engagement in high school classrooms. Through the use of guest speakers, Kerri demonstrates how presenting unusual information can captivate students' attention an...

Strand: Engagement

Element: Presenting Unusual Information