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Student Engagement: Engaged students are more motivated, attentive, and invested in their
learning, leading to improved academic outcomes and overall well-being. The effective
BECED teacher employs a variety of strategies to capture students' interest, foster curiosity,
and promote active participation in the learning process. They design lessons that are
relevant, meaningful, and connected to students' lives, interests, and aspirations. They
incorporate hands-on activities, inquiry-based projects, and real-world problem-solving tasks
to make learning authentic and engaging. They also leverage technology, multimedia
resources, and interactive teaching methods to appeal to digital-native students and stimulate
their curiosity. By creating a dynamic and interactive learning environment where students
feel valued, empowered, and challenged, the effective BECED teacher ignites a passion for
learning that extends beyond the classroom.