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Tools for Engagement: Managing Emotional States for Learner Success

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Formerly a publication of The Brain Store 

Use these practical tools to turn distracted learners into focused, enthusiastic students!

Have you ever watched your students walk into your classroom distracted--some full of energy, others dragging? As an instructor, gaining student attention is your first step towards an effective lesson. If you′re running out of creative ideas for getting your students focused and on task, Tools for Engagement is a great resource for you.

Learn the specifics about different emotional states and how to adapt the learning process to work effectively with those states. Within this book′s color-coded chapters, you′ll discover more than 150 practical activities that will arouse curiosity, promote accountability, ease transitions, boost confidence, and enhance understanding and retention. Your confidence as an instructor will soar with these powerful, state-changing tools.

216 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

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Eric Jensen

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March 14, 2014
I love everything about this book. It has everything a teacher/presenter needs to have a successful learning environment. This book is nicely laid out and organized for finding things easily on the go. Jensen explains things very effectively...even the neuroscience aspect! I have used a few of the strategies from the book and they were very successful. I recommend every teacher to read this book and keep it on hand in the classroom.
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July 8, 2012
Excellent book for engaging students different learning styles in the classroom( and beyond!).
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