By implementing a few new engagement techniques, teachers may be able to encourage students to be more engaged in class and to put an end to boredom.
6 Tips For Keeping Your Students Engaged in Class

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By implementing a few new engagement techniques, teachers may be able to encourage students to be more engaged in class and to put an end to boredom.
6 Tips For Keeping Your Students Engaged in Class
sit in the second seat in the row so you don't hold the responsibility of the first person but you still are close enough to pay attention 😜
5 TIPS FOR SUCCESS IN CRIM LAW TAE
1. COME TO CLASS. We have fun in class. If you miss class, we miss you. If you miss 2 or more classes...
*Gandalf voice* “You shall not pass!”
2. DO THE HOMEWORK. I rarely give homework in class. So, it shouldn’t interfere in your lives too much. The homework is a chance to get to know you better. Do it. It helps.
3. USE SOCIAL MEDIA. In Crim Law TAE, we use Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube and all kinds of social tools. Check out the blog or Twitter account. It will keep you informed on Americans and the wonderful world of criminal law.
4. FIND OUT WHAT AMERICANS ARE TALKING ABOUT. See #3. Many Americans use Twitter and Tumblr. The best way to learn about criminal law is to see it in action. Plus, Americans can be pretty entertaining.
5. SHARE YOUR PERSPECTIVE. I like to talk. I like to listen, too. I want to hear what you think about our classes. Don’t worry. You won’t always have to talk into class. I just like it when you do. So...talk to me! In addition to class, there’s email, Twitter and the cafe. Let me know what you think. This is your class, too.
Writing Help
while in class my professor sent the class a link. This link was a list of helpful writing tips, by Annie Dillard. Enjoy!!!