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date: 27 March 2025

Learner Engagement in Teacher Educationlocked

Learner Engagement in Teacher Educationlocked

  • Kay K. SeoKay K. SeoUniversity of Cincinnati
  • , and Scott GibbonsScott GibbonsUniversity of Cincinnati

Summary

In teacher education, learner engagement is an important instructional consideration. When students are physically, cognitively, and socially involved in the learning process, they can achieve high levels of productivity and develop a meaningful learning experience. In addition, learner engagement is closely associated with student retention and degree completion. To engage education students more meaningfully in the learning process, it is important to teach them in student-centered, technology-enriched environments. Education students should also become more engaged with the community and with other educators in order to build upon their pedagogy. Furthermore, it is important to offer them professional experiences, including student teaching practicum and teacher preparation programs, so that they can transform those experiences into their own teaching practices.

Subjects

  • Curriculum and Pedagogy
  • Technology and Education

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