Enticing students with projects
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This document provides tips for engaging students in their education. It suggests starting by getting to know students through icebreakers about their interests and strengths. A student explains their passion for learning English is understanding different people. The document advocates giving students control over their education through projects where they take responsibility, like creating surveys, brochures, or a school magazine. The overall message is empowering student curiosity and agency leads to greater engagement.
Enticing students with projects
- 1. Engaging the actively curious minds of your students
- 2. First step is getting to know our students 1. What are you really good at doing? 2. What do you love to do? 3. Tell us something amazing about your summer? 4. Draw a small logo to represent who you are.
- 4. T. - What makes you want to learn English? C. - I have a passion to understand people who are different. T. - Why don’t other students want to learn like you do? C. - They don’t feel they have control over their own lives.
- 5. to set free (as from slavery) to endow with a franchise: as to admit to the privileges of a citizen and especially to the right of suffrage to admit (a municipality) to political privileges or rights
- 6. Allow students to take responsibility for their own education. Demonstrate that they know more than they think they do. Allow them to be successful. Give them something they can be passionate about.
- 7. – to attract artfully or adroitly by arousing hope or desire.
- 8. We can be cryptic. We can encourage. We can be passionate. We can ask questions. We can show how to imagine. We can be descriptive. We can have fun.
- 9. It’s a beautiful world – 11th - A Know your rights! – 11th - B The art of talking – 11th - C The legislative power – 9th - D Traveling around the world – 9th - E My favorite subject – 5th - F At the post office – 6th – G The United Kingdom – 9th - H Finding your lifework – 12th - I
- 10. Have students create a survey about school or their town. Create a school brochure to entice more students. Create a website or a Facebook page for students by students. Create a school magazine. Create a school newspaper.