Showing posts with label student engagement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student engagement. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2009
"Program instills love of reading in students" (Gazette.net, 02/05/09)
Motivated by a new initiative at the Bowie school that encourages and rewards independent time spent reading, 10-year-old Dajayla said she likes discussing the books with friends and regularly spends free time at home reading.
Monday, November 10, 2008
"Encouraging Colleges to Look Within" (Inside Higher Ed, 11/10/08)
The National Survey of Student Engagement — an annual report providing comparative data on student experiences at four-year institutions nationwide — is entering its 10th year. Now that the survey is reaching what some consider a critical mass of participants, this year’s report finds that variations in educational quality are more prevalent within institutions than among them. As a result, NSSE officials argue that holistic assessments, such as theirs, provide a more accurate comparison than do those using institution-wide averages.
Labels:
assessment,
college,
NSSE,
student engagement
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Balancing Act with Books
More contemporary works are joining the classics on high school reading lists in an effort to better reach teen readers. NCTE President-Elect Kylene Beers and NCTE members Bob Probst, Alleen Nilsen, and others are quoted. Chicago Tribune, October 19, 2008
Labels:
adolescent literacy,
classics,
reading,
student engagement
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