The document outlines 5 classroom strategies for engaging students: 1) active listening, where students focus on listening to each other to improve learning; 2) competition, by turning lessons into team competitions to keep students involved; 3) movement, with brief periods for students to stand up and stretch to refocus; 4) creating crafts related to lessons for hands-on learning; and 5) gamifying lessons to make learning more fun and intrinsically motivating. These strategies can help teachers meaningfully connect with students and make a lasting positive impression.

1. 5 USEFUL CLASSROOM
STRATEGIES FOR ENGAGING
STUDENTS

2. • Ensure the best learning outcomes
• Best classroom engagement strategies in all classes
• Teachers that connect meaningfully to students can make the greatest
difference in their lives
• It completes up being what they're known and remembered for
• The positive impression you make can last long after your students
have created lives outside of school

3. 5 Useful Strategies In Our Classrooms For
More Engaging And Fun
• Active listening
• Competition
• Movement
• Create
• Make learning a game

4. Active Listening
• Active listening will help them be more engaged in the classroom
• Leading to more efficient learning
• Great engagement strategy will make them better listeners outside of
school too

5. Competition
• Try turning a normal lesson into an enjoyable competition
• Form different teams where all students can involve
• No one feels left out of interesting competitions

6. Movement
• Get students moving around the classroom
• Antsy students will simply become distracted
• If they have no outlet for their energy will be irritated
• Leave a few minutes throughout the day to get up from their desks
and stretch
• Truly help them to be more focused when the lesson resumes

7. Create
• Include a craft into a lesson
• It gives students the chance to learn hands-on
• Excellent way to keep them interested in learning
• Hands-on-activities are a fabulous way to keep at-risk students
engaged in what they’re learning

8. Make Learning a Game
• Turn your lessons into a game
• Instantly more fun and engaging for students
• Games will increase intrinsic motivation
• Help students develop a positive mindset for what they’re learning
• It can help students remain focused for extended periods of time
• Simply turning your lesson into a game you’re keeping students
engaged in a unique and fun way

9. Thank You

10. Ebenezer International Residential School
www.ebenezer.org