Ideas for 100% Student Engagement

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Ideas for 100% Student Engagement & Effective Interaction

by Tien Mai | [e-mail]

​From your survey responses: Observing & Controlling Students' Interactions

• What is your definition of 'interaction'?

• What are some modes of interaction?

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​Think - Pair - Share

Modes of Interaction for Deep & Meaningful Learning in Distance Education from Anderson & Garrison (1998) 

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​Modeling activities

0 Zoom Breakout Room: Think - Pair - Share​

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1 Padlet

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2 Check attendance with Google Sheets

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3 Quizizz Lesson: Slides combined with quiz and poll

​Let’s talk about our homework on Padlet (our class gallery)

​Last week I asked you to design a facemask and record your answer. 

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Now, imagine you were the teacher. What would happen next? Think of one activity that the teacher could do to fully exploit students’ products and engage everyone.

Open Ended

Think of one follow-up activity that teacher could do to exploit students’ products & engage everyone. Start your response with: 'We can ask students to . . . '

Poll

What's the best idea?

• Idea 1

• Idea 2

• Idea 3

Let's do one follow-up activity ​on Padlet.

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​⭐ Never ever choose this

​⭐⭐ Never choose this

​⭐⭐⭐ Your picture is clear, but I cannot hear you clearly.

​⭐⭐⭐⭐ Your picture is clear, and I can hear you clearly.

​⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Your picture is very clear, and I can hear you very clearly.

​Comment:

​What do you think about your friend's drawing and explanation?

​Do you share the same teaching philosophy?

Practice 1: Create a Padlet

1 Create a Padlet task for your class. Use the Shelf function

2 Model the answer and give instruction​

​3 In Zoom Breakout rooms and on Jamboard, share the link with your friends. Play the role of students and do the task.

​4 Choose a presenter and report your group work to the class

What city or tourist attraction will you visit when lockdown is over?

Think of a place

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Poll

Do you think Google Sheets activity like this can help you with checking attendance more effectively?

What can be a follow-up activity after students respond to your prompts on Google Sheets?

You can raise your hand on Zoom.

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Practice 2: Create a Google Sheet

1 Create a Google Sheet attendance list for your class. Insert 5 other members names according to the alphabetical order. Think of a Google Sheets prompt.

2 Model the answer and give instruction​

​3 Group work in Zoom Break out rooms and on Jamboard

​4 Choose a presenter and report your work to the class

Poll

Do you think this Quizizz lesson is good?

Practice 3: Create a Quizizz Lesson

Create a Quizizz 10-slide lesson for your class with slides details below:

• ​Slide 1: Lesson beginning: A review activity (Poll or Open-ended)

• ​Slide 2: Introducing the aims (Text)

• ​Slide 3: Activate prior knowledge (Open-ended question)

• ​Slide 4-5: Teacher's presentation (Text + Image)

• ​Slide 6: Quiz 1 (Multiple-choice)

• Slide 7: Quiz 2 (Multiple-choice)

• ​​Slide 8: Teacher's presentation (Text + Image Slide)

• ​Slide 9: Quiz 3 (Fill-in-the-blank)

• ​Slide 10: Exit ticket (Poll or Open-ended)

In Zoom Break out rooms and on Jamboard, share the link with your friends. Play the role of students and do the task.

​Choose a presenter and report your group work to the class.