5 Effective Ways to Engage Students

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Title	:	5 Effective Ways to Engage Students
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Also helpful in my experience is having students read historical fiction to help students relate The fictional books can be used as a unit study and a springboard for understanding the history and facts
Comment from : DJ NV

You've got a good channel Very nice, useful ideas : )
Comment from : Bradwell Jackson

I wish I had you as a history teacher, haha using music to provide clues about what life was like during a specific time and place is such a wonderful idea
Comment from : Han Beaugh

Wonderful! Great ideas!
Comment from : Lori Smith Okon

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Comment from : Majid Ahmadi

I love your presentation
Comment from : Desmond Armoh

Love you, Amanda! You are amazing 👏 ❤ 💖 teacher ❤
Comment from : Marina Evans

Thank you Amanda for sharing
Comment from : arlette patience toukam tchatat

Very helpful, thanks 😍
Comment from : shirin kiani

So much of preface, after of time
Comment from : Asiya Malik

Excellent tips, It is a good idea to deal with college students
Comment from : shahri seman

I'd lyke to do all the things but in this pandemic era, the learning and teaching process just gimme 30 minutes to discover the material and one meeting in one week So hard
Comment from : Zilvy Aulia

I’m leading a seminar tomorrow and this really helped!
Comment from : Emily Guo

I just joined your channel I love your content Wish you thé best
Comment from : Houda saber

Nice
Comment from : Training Teachers Globe

Incredible
Comment from : Bazzy Moonga

You are my hero 😂👍🏼 soo helpful
Comment from : Emelda Bonilla

Hi Amanda, I really love your channel! One of your videos (classeoom management) was used as an example in my teaching method here at Nelson Mandela University, South Africa Keep doing the good work you do sis while looking superfly😍 Your videos make me think and are really helping equip me with the right attitude and strategies going into the field next year Equally nervous and excited Take care Xx
Comment from : Mbali

your videos are great! I learn from them thank you
Comment from : Erik Montelongo

Thank you, Ms Amanda I am from the Philippines and I am also a teacher I really like your channel, it gives me different ideas on how to become a more effective teacher I wish you would discuss effective and efficient ways to address bullying inside the classroom Again, thank you so much God bless
Comment from : Reymar Cambe

im going to go to college to become a high school history teacher too! do you have any advice?
Comment from : Tyler Marie

Hi Amanda brI am a history lecturer from India brI guess playing the video at the end of the class after explaining the concept makes it more gripping for the students , where students will further relate it to the lecture !!!
Comment from : Sagar Pandya

I will love to meet you oneday You are so helpful to me❤️😍🙏
Comment from : Hilia Werner

Love love love it Definitely going to try this during my teaching Practice ❤️
Comment from : Conny Constance

Great content 👏🥰🥰
Comment from : Clau Sing

Thank you again for always sharing ❤️🙏
Comment from : Hilia Werner

Hey Amanda, don't mean to be annoying but i sent you a message on Instagram and haven't heard back yet! I'm wondering if its because my profile is private Love what you're doing here! Keep up the great content!
Comment from : Elizabeth Gertzen

Love all of these tips Amanda! Yas! I'm huuuuge on using video clips I think making sure we hit the different learning styles is huge 🤗
Comment from : The Chronicles of Teacher Tay

Thank you for your tips As an English / literature teacher I often use song lyrics for the kids to identify the literary devices etc They really love that something 'not educational' is used in the classroom lol
Comment from : Aurielle Housen-Charles

TolentinoTeaching (Resources for English Teachers)

Great ideas! I love integrating video clips into my lessons And yes, asking good questions is essential for building relationships and generating interest in a topic Thanks for sharing!
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