3 Easy Ways To Grab Students’ Attention

[@udayapackiaraj8684]

1. Keep asking questions, and call out students names individually to answer 2. After teaching a concept, give an online activity that will trigger their interest to work on it and at the same time it should help them in recollecting what they learned. 3. Give rewards as they answer and compliment them at the end of class consolidating the points.

[@pattylopez6753]

I say, please wrap up your conversations and start counting down from 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1. This strategy easily works for me with my high schoolers.

[@Emily-mt5nw]

I’m definitely going to use #1 and #3 depending on the class’ vibe and challenges! This was great - a lot of strategies out there aren’t helpful for secondary students when subbing… they can be quick to complain about being “treated like babies.” I’m always looking for ways to achieve my goal and demonstrate respect

[@unleashlearning3956]

So glad you found them useful. We agree about ensuring that the strategies align to the right age group. Thank you for the great work you do for our profession!

[@slbyrd100]

I like using 1,2,3 eyes on me. Or use a hand clap that they repeat.

[@namrataanand2443]

Great content, useful strategies

[@nabila148]

Thanks so much

[@joaquincasinto8889]

Thank you

[@blendofknowledge7117]

I can start a lesson with an inspirational quote or a story

[@yogitapalsekar3402]

Love 💝 from India. Nice video

[@sam-ly9xg]

I really liked the last one ... standup 👏

[@naveenswarnkar4180]

Thank you Honorable sir.

[@ChemistryWithTutorEnoch]

What if it is an online whatsApp class

[@unleashlearning3956]

This Unleash Learning TV episode might support the answer to that question→ unleash-learning.com/2020/08/how-to-engage-learners-online-part-1/

[@chalanEd]

Good video

[@unleashlearning3956]

Many thanks!

[@PierceCross-i2h]

cool

[@rorytambores]

"Teacher says," then transition into the lesson.