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What are the best strategies for engaging students who are not interested or struggling academically?
To engage students who are not interested or struggling academically, it's crucial to personalize their learning experience. By tailoring lessons to their interests and learning styles, students are more likely to stay engaged. Interactive teaching methods such as group projects and hands-on activitRead more
- To engage students who are not interested or struggling academically, it’s crucial to personalize their learning experience. By tailoring lessons to their interests and learning styles, students are more likely to stay engaged. Interactive teaching methods such as group projects and hands-on activities can make learning more enjoyable and effective. Providing positive reinforcement through praise and rewards for their efforts can boost their motivation. Creating a supportive classroom environment where students feel safe to ask questions and seek help can also make a significant difference. Additionally, offering individualized support like tutoring or mentoring can address specific academic challenges and help students improve. These strategies can help rekindle interest and improve academic performance for struggling students.
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