Reading about Voice, Choice, Agency & Engagement

6 Ways Teachers Continue to Promote Student Voice This YearIn distance and hybrid learning, elementary teachers are finding it more important than ever to build lessons centered on students’ active involvement.

A Way to Promote Student Voice—LiterallyA second-grade teacher who knew her students had something to say to the world gave them the tools they needed to create a podcast.

Using Social Justice to Promote Student VoicePreteen students can gain confidence in their ability to navigate complex topics by using intersectionality to investigate social issues.

A classroom culture that values authentic student voice and inquiry sets the foundation for deeper learning. This article goes deeper into these ideas and more.

Good questions can engage, motivate, and connect students to the world and to their work. Here, teachers discuss compelling questions that they use to improve engagement in their classrooms.

Lowering student perceptions of helplessness and increasing their sense of agency is the goal of these 10 tips and discussion by Tom Vander Ark.

The Quaglia Institute designs PD and tools for schools to use to improve the power of student and parent voice.

Explore the intersection between deep learning and engagement in this article. Nice three-level intersectionary grid included!

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