Reluctant learners (students and teachers) and what you can do about them…

In any educational setting there will be learners who are not fully engaged in the learning process for a variety of reasons. If you have led an INSET session, you will know that the same is true of teachers!

By developing some understanding of what causes learner disengagement, you can design more effective learning spaces and experiences.

This article by Zineb Djoub is a fine starting point to that understanding:

6 Reasons for students resistance to participation in class and ways to deal with them | EduLearn2Change

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