Hacking Engagement Again: 50 Teacher Tools That Will Make Students Love Your Class (Hack Learning Series)

Totally worthwhile.

This Hacking Engagement book, like James's first one, is so powerful in the simple yet creative ideas to make one's classroom a place for students to learn. As James states in the Introduction, grab the book utilize it as a cookbook and go through the Table of Contents to make tomorrow's lesson so much better. The integration of technology, collaboration, student choice, and student voice makes this Hacking Engagement book essential to any teacher's tool box. This is a #MustBuy.

Such a great text, easy to read and implement ideas the following day. Like all in the Hacking series, it is certainly "real-life" teacher friendly.

A great resource for teachers regardless of their level of experience in the classroom. As a veteran teacher, I found many ideas I could implement in my classroom. If you are new to teaching, this is one to have on your shelf.

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Product arrived in timely manner and was as described.

Looking for new ways to encourage student independence and ownership of their learning? This is the book for you. Reading this book has reenergized me ahead of another year of teaching high school social studies. I'm eager to executive some of the innovative "hacks" James Sturtevant shares within such as using Google Calendar to teach students how to set manageable goals and meet deadlines. Something else that has really struck with me from this book is, "turn your students into investigators instead of advocates." I teach social studies and have struggled to create a classroom atmosphere that's conducive to open dialogue regarding controversial issues. This quote reframed how I sought to address this hurdle and I am excited to introduce topics in this way.Bottom line, I have taken extensive notes from this book and now can't wait to get back into the classroom.

Not helpful. All these hacks I already knew them. Nothing new. I regret having bought this book.