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Cognitive Engagement

Cognitive Engagement

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Instructional Technology, Education

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Janita Willis

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5 Slides • 6 Questions

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Cognitive Engagement

By Janita Willis

​Complete this Quizizz lesson after watching the instructional video.

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Definition

Brain Action

  • Ability + learning goals

  • Effort level

  • Motivation

Richardson & Newby, 2006

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Multiple Select

Analysis of cognitive engagement allows an educator to identify which of the following? (select all that apply)

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The motivation of the student

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The heart rate of the student

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The effort of the student

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The intelligence of the student

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Self-Directed Learning

Increased cognitive engagement because students have more responsibility and ownership of their learning.

Most effective when the students are familiar with the content and the resources/activities being used for the learning.​

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Multiple Choice

When might self-directed learning be an ineffective strategy to increase cognitive engagement?

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When the students have a substitute teacher.

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When the students only use self-directed learning.

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When the students have had no experience in self-directed learning.

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Fill in the Blank

Students must be familiar with both the ______ and the resources being used in order for self-directed learning to be effective.

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Strengths

Consider the strengths of having good cognitive engagement of all students.

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Open Ended

Identify and explain one strength of cognitive engagement.

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Weaknesses

Consider the three main weaknesses of attempting to have good cognitive engagement within the classroom.

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Open Ended

Explain how individualization, time, or effort of students could be a weakness in maintaining cognitive engagement within the classroom.

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Poll

Identify your current understanding of cognitive engagement after completing the video lesson and this Quizizz assignment.

4 - I completely understand cognitive engagement and could explain it to a classmate.

3 - I think I understand it but I am not yet comfortable explaining it to someone else.

2 - I understand the basics but still have several questions about it.

1 - I do not understand cognitive engagement or self-directed learning and need further assistance and explanations.

Cognitive Engagement

By Janita Willis

​Complete this Quizizz lesson after watching the instructional video.

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