Implement Teaching Strategies that Engage Generation Z

Last updated June 17, 2019

Course Length

52m

Last Updated

June 17, 2019

College students

Implement Teaching Strategies that Engage Generation Z

Last updated June 17, 2019

Table of Contents

Introduction
1:24 Closed lock icon
Characteristics of Generation Z
10:04 Closed lock icon
Strategies for Engaging Generation Z in the Classroom
10:47 Closed lock icon
Re-Thinking Your Curriculum
16:56 Closed lock icon
Bringing Together All Generations
13:35 Closed lock icon

Just when you thought you had Millennials figured out, along comes Generation Z...

Overview

Generation Z is the newest generation. Born after Millennials and now 14-24 years old, they’re likely in your classrooms in high numbers. Whether you associate this generation with positive or negative traits, you likely feel as though this is “one more dynamic” to keep pace with.

Join us online to get quick, practical tips to make teaching your Gen Z students easier and more productive. We’ll challenge stereotypes and offer suggestions around:

  • How to use video in your curriculum to engage with students and encourage their educational freedom
  • How to use texting to communicate and foster community
  • How to break long lectures into smaller pieces to encourage constant stimulation and problem-solving opportunities

These tips not only help make your classrooms more engaging for Gen Z, they’ll make a difference for those of other generations, too.

Who should attend?

Faculty and faculty developers who want to learn how to adapt current teaching strategies to more fully engage Gen Z students will benefit from this webcast.

Agenda

Your instructor will guide you through the following:

  1. Characteristics of Generation Z
  2. Strategies for Engaging Generation Z in the Classroom
  3. Re-Thinking Your Curriculum
  4. How to Bring Together All Generations in the Classroom

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Vickie S. Cook, Ph.D.

Vice Chancellor for Enrollment & Retention Management, University of Illinois Springfield

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