Engaging Student Research Without Grand Projects
Engaging research projects that aren’t grand, and teach skills while getting students invested.
Engaging research projects that aren’t grand, and teach skills while getting students invested.
A surefire way to keep students engaged in the research process is to use alternative resources. Student favorites include experts, field trips, experiences, and ARVR.
How can we keep reluctant readers engaged so they stick around for a read aloud? After all, they don’t have choice in what gets read aloud to the class.
For many of us, deciding which applications to use in our library can be a struggle. How do we decide which FREE apps are best to use in the library?
For many of us, deciding which applications to use and pay for can be struggle. How do we know which apps are worth spending library funds on?
Just reading aloud doesn’t guarantee students are going to enjoy it. Or that they are going to sit calmly and quietly while we read. Or that they’ll want to answer any of our questions we may ask before, during, or after reading to them. If we want students to love a read aloud, we need a few tricks up our sleeve.
Do you want to be entertained AND informed? Be sure to check out what I’ve got to say about this new graphic novel The Way of the Hive.
Augmented Reality + Makerspaces = PERFECTION! Get students moving, making, and learning with these 4 apps!
Engage students in media literacy when they augment nursery rhymes! Nursery rhymes are a familiar way to use highly engaging creation tools.
Using Augmented and Virtual Reality for research is a bit atypical. Despite that, it is an amazingly engaging tool for students to gain incredible amounts of information about specific topics.
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