Active Engagement - Experiential Tools

Active Engagement - Experiential Tools

Inspired Educator Inspired Learner by Jen Stanchfield

Classroom Four Square: A Fun Example of Harnessing the Power of Play to Teach and Review

Experiential Tools Online Remote

Graffiti Wall for Active and Engaging Reflection Online or In-Person

Online experiential learning, faciliation, social and emotional learning, Jen Stanchfield

October Newsletter: Re-Imagining Meaningful Engagement, Social and Emotional Learning and Community Building

October 23, 2020

Domino Line Up Formative Assessment

Domino Fraction Line Up: An Accidental Success in the Classroom

Designing and Re-Imagining the Classroom Space

August 21, 2015

Create Multiple Pathways to Learning

GalleryWalkActivity

Gallery Walk: Active Group Reflection and Information Gathering

Teacher Staff Development

Re-Purposing “Ice-Breaker” Activities for Academic Review, Reflection, Context Setting, and Formative Assessment

September 8, 2013

Experiential Education, Differentiated Instruction Tools

Dominoes, Match Game Cards, and Other Simple Tools to Engage Your Groups From the Moment They Walk in the Door

Creating Context, Inspiring Inquiry, and Building Community: Another Variation of Trade and Share

reflection tools

Trade and Share: An Active Reflection and Dialogue Activity to Get Participants Moving, Talking, Reflecting and Keep Them Engaged

February 3, 2013

Reflection Tools and Techniques

More Ideas to Engage Learners from the Moment They Walk in the Door

September 27, 2012

Experiential Learning and Engagement

Group Building, Problem-Solving and Academic Review: Zoom and other Sequencing Challenges

September 10, 2012

Active Academic Review

Another Brain-Friendly Strategy for Blending Community Building, Academic Review and Social-Emotional Learning: Charades Race

September 7, 2012

Brain Friendly Teaching Strategies Classroom Community Building Differentiated Instruction Methods Experiential Learning Learning through Play Processing Methods Teaching Strategies

Another Idea to Get Them Moving and Keep Them Engaged: “Anyone Who”

January 13, 2011