Incorporate student interests into the curriculum from "summary" of Hacking Education by Mark Barnes,Jennifer Gonzalez
When designing a curriculum, it is essential to consider the interests of students. By incorporating student interests into the curriculum, educators can increase engagement and motivation. This approach enables students to feel more connected to the material being taught, making learning more relevant and meaningful to them. To effectively incorporate student interests into the curriculum, educators must first take the time to get to know their students. This involves building relationships and understanding what topics, activities, or approaches resonate with each individual learner. By recognizing students' unique interests and preferences, educators can tailor their curriculum to better meet the needs of their students. One way to ...
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