Meaningful Classroom Engagement

In the post-pandemic classroom amid a rising mental-health crisis, student engagement, attendance, coursework, and class participation continue to suffer. Learning experts say that the key to engaged, successful learning environments is through meaningful student experiences.
How can instructors re-engage their students, and what can administrators do to provide faculty members with the resources they need to overcome those challenges?
On Thursday, October 19, at 2 p.m. ET, join The Chronicle and a panel of experts for a virtual forum on how instructors can create engaging classrooms and set up students for success.
With Support From Perlego
Host: Beckie Supiano, a senior writer at The Chronicle of Higher Education
Panelists:
- Christina Katopodis, senior postdoc research associate, City University of New York Humanities Alliance, and co-author, The New College Classroom
- Usha Rao, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, Saint Joseph’s University, Pennsylvania
- Shaun Vecera, professor of psychological and brain sciences, University of Iowa, and project lead, Learning at Iowa
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