Designing for Engagement
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Top Strategies to Transform Learning Spaces
A recent survey conducted by instructors indicates that student engagement now ranks #1 as the most important measurement of student success among educators, while testing falls to #14.
Dr. Michael Schmoker, Educational Author and Former Teacher, says that keeping students moving, getting them talking, and letting them practice are three key principles that create student engagement. To make it so engaging that it will be difficult for students not to participate.
With student engagement at the top of mind, how can spaces be programmed to create an engaging learning environment? Follow these three pillars to guide your classroom design plans and create an engaging learning environment.
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