NSI 2014: Maximizing Engagement

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Hear perspectives from Naviance consultants on how to maximize student, teacher, and family engagement as well as discuss current engagement packages available with Naviance.

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NAVIANCE SUMMER INSTITUTE 2014
PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA

NAVIANCE SUMMER INSTITUTE 2014 | PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA
Maximizing Engagement
Krystal Ferguson
Senior Consultant
July 17, 2014

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Agenda
•  What is Student Engagement?
•  Maximizing Student Engagement with Naviance
•  Group Activity/Brainstorming
•  Additional Ideas for Increasing:
•  Student & Parent Engagement
(Family Connection Engagement Package)
•  Staff Engagement
(Teacher Engagement Package)

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How can we maximize student
engagement with Naviance?

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Implementation Strategies
•  Promoting a ‘hands-on, minds-on’ approach
•  Mild Controversy and Competition
•  Providing opportunities for students to use their
creativity and reflect on their learning
•  Developing student learning goals to provide
focus and direction
•  Include a variety of transition activities to
maintain student interest

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Activity
•  2 – 4 Groups
•  Come up with at least ONE creative way to
maximize student engagement based on topic
provided
•  Strengths Explorer
•  College Planning

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Additional Ideas for Maximizing
Engagement

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Additional Ideas for Maximizing Engagement
•  Make Family Connection as important as
Twitter/Instagram
•  Create eye-catching welcome messages for the
home page
•  Add special notes (“Shout Outs”) to students or
groups that are doing great things
•  Create Success Planning Tasks as “Public.” This
will provide a chance for students to share with
their peers and discuss ‘hot topics’

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Suggested Engagement Activities
•  Market Family Connection

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Questions?

NAVIANCE SUMMER INSTITUTE 2014 | PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA
Resources

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Resources
•  Naviance Network:
http://community.naviance.com/t5/Help-Library/
tkbc-p/tkb
•  Gallup Student Poll: http://
www.gallupstudentpoll.com/home.aspx
•  LearningSciences Marzano Center:
http://www.marzanocenter.com/blog/article/5-
ways-to-get-and-keep-your-students-attention/
•  Maximizing Engagement Presentation:
http://ree86.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/
maximising-engagement-presentation-3.pdf

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