The importance of student engagement, progress and attainment
Student progress, attainment and engagement are crucial for long-term success. These factors not only affect a student’s academic performance, but they also play a vital role in their overall well-being and future prospects.
When students make progress in their studies, they develop confidence in their abilities and become more motivated to continue learning. This progress can also lead to higher levels of attainment, such as better grades and test scores.
On the other hand, a lack of progress and low levels of attainment can lead to frustration and a lack of motivation, which can ultimately result in disengagement from their education, which is also crucial for long-term success. When students are actively engaged in their studies, they are more likely to retain information and perform well on exams. Engaged students are also more likely to enjoy learning and have a positive attitude towards their education.
In the long-term, student progress, attainment and engagement can have a significant impact on a student’s future prospects, including their ability to secure a job and succeed in their chosen career. It is therefore essential for educators to prioritise these factors and provide support and resources to help students succeed.
With this in mind, we are delighted to announce we are hosting two showcases for you to interact with 6 Education Superhero suppliers who have proven, evidenced products and services that transform student engagement, progress and attainment.
When you sign up, please invite other colleagues and senior leaders from your school, Trust or LA to join you!
Don’t forget- you are rewarded for attending! Your School/Trust/LA will receive a £50 Amazon voucher and a complimentary subscription to ReadingMate online Reading Hub with access to over 5,000 books!
Book your seat on our showcases today!
Primary and Special schools and MATs
Secondary Schools and MATs
Education Superheroes transforming pupil engagement, progress & attainment for Secondary Schools and MATs