Student Engagement Improvement Guide and Practice Briefs
Student engagement contributes to attendance, behavior, and course performance. Schools can use a focused continuous improvement process to identify school-level factors that affect engagement and develop strategies that respond to their specific needs.
The Student Engagement Improvement Guide provides school leadership teams with practical tools designing and implementing a six-phase improvement cycle: assess, prepare, select strategies, plan for implementation, implement and monitor, and reflect.
Teams can use the guide to identify a student engagement-related problem of practice, examine root causes, set goals, select and define an evidence-based strategy, plan and monitor implementation, analyze outcomes, and determine next steps. Application examples show what it would look like for a school team to use the guide, and companion Practice Briefs provide research-informed approaches and implementation considerations for common student engagement problems of practice.
- Student Engagement Improvement Guide (2.05 MB)
- Zipfile of all Practice Briefs (6.9 MB)
- Developing Positive Relationships Practice Brief (480.86 KB)
- Peer-to-Peer Support Groups Practice Brief (289.88 KB)
- Using Restorative Practices Practice Brief (368.92 KB)
- Self-Care Practice Brief (504.31 KB)
- Cell Phone Policy Practice Brief (308.08 KB)
- Community Partnerships Practice Brief (407.8 KB)
- Assessing Policies Practice Brief (291.19 KB)
- Monitoring Implementation Practice Brief (344.83 KB)
- Advisory Programs Practice Brief (297.93 KB)
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