engagement
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3.9
- noun
- /ɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt/
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participación
- My teaching comes very much from my engagement with the Jewish tradition.
- student engagement
- academic engagement
- active engagement
So there hasn't been engagement from another voice.
- So there hasn't been engagement from another voice.
- It impacts our concentration, mood, engagement, and a whole host of other things.
- So there's, you know, as I mentioned, a lot of engagement with certain thinkers.
- We will try to be energetic in our engagements without erasing each other.
- And maybe art making through social engagement is one way to provoke reflection.
- I say that because they have this attentive engagement with objects.
- She learns about the very power she's dealing with by her engagements with GET.
- Like you have to keep generating the ambition and the engagement and enjoyment.
- That whole chain is, is brilliant and employee engagement, no doubt.
- How does space and distance influence student engagement?
- It is a continual like engagement with being and and beings.
- And then the last form of engagement is people fun.
- Oh, for Oh, we should do way more engagement and whiteboard stuff.
Examples
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A critical component of formative assessment is student engagement in multiple opportunities for feedback.
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The community center offers various programs to promote engagement among local residents.
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So we're much more interested in increasing engagement rather than getting big.
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So it's, it's very much part of of the engagement that we encourage to do.
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Less chance of engagement on their behalf.
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We're looking for community engagement.
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A student-centered learning environment and high levels of student engagement are achieved through online education.
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The findings from this study support the centrality of academic engagement among a transfer student population.
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The most common barriers to student success and engagement in the activity result from technological glitches.
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Also, the script required student responses that increased students' active engagement in the instructional sessions.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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2.9
Taking part in an activity, group, or discussion
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2.8
Taking part in an activity or event with other people
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
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7.9
A guide that tells military and other people when they can start fighting and what they may do
How Involved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Engagement comes from the verb engage, from en- ('in') and gage ('pledge' or 'promise'), and it came to mean 'taking part'. So when people take part actively in a group, we call that their engagement because it shows their commitment.