Chris Clark shares how might we visualize levels of student engagement in a learning activity. “It may not be as simple as a one-dimensional ladder or pyramid; we would probably want to account for multiple factors, such as:
Direction: who is in control, the instructor or the students?
Substance: is it meaningful or contrived?
Realism: are students in the real world, in a simulation, or is there no connection?
Production: are students making/writing/speaking or consuming/listening/watching?”
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