A recent Gallup survey shows student engagement has fallen in recent years, with only 47% of high school students feeling engaged in their education. What is the missing link to engaging students? Student voice.

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Students who believe they have a voice in school are eight times more engaged and seven times more likely to be academically motivated than students who do not believe they have a voice. Elevating student voice regarding students’ own learning experiences can produce significantly greater outcomes. So, how do you create a school culture that values student voice?

 

Join this edLeader Panel to learn from district and school leaders who have made student voice a priority, and:

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• Learn how to create a culture that values student voice

• Gain a framework for collecting student voice data

• Hear about successes, challenges, and lessons learned when shifting school culture

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Viewers receive:

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• The field guide series, From Data to Impact: Leveraging Student Voice Data for Meaningful Change, which includes: 1. Setting the Foundation, 2. Supporting the Adults, and 3. Partnering with Students

• An infographic on the learning conditions that drive student engagement and achievement

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This recorded edLeader Panel is designed for school and district leaders, professional development leaders, SEL counselors, grades 6-12 teachers, and anyone passionate about school culture and climate.