The role of goal setting in student engagement

Active engagement in middle school is crucial for developing independent thinkers, writes Kasey Short, a middle-school language arts and social studies teacher at a North Carolina private school. Short suggests strategies such as goal setting, reflective writing and interactive discussions to ensure all students participate and take ownership of their learning.
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