What is Cognitive Engagement

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Many have identified cognitive engagement as a major part of overall learning engagement. An effective cognitive engagement should enable learners to immerse themselves in in-depth reflective learning processes that are situated in realistic problem-solving tasks. Learn more in: Online Learning Engagement System (OLES) Design Framework for Postsecondary Online Learning Environments: A Synthesis on Affordances from Game-Based Learning, Social Media-Enabled Learning, and Open Learning

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The outcome of an enduring mental state that a consumer experiences by engaging with the organization. Learn more in: Library Consumer Engagement Practices

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It refers to the engagement of the student's mental resources / cognitive structures to the multimedia learning material, processing the information, and using metacognitive strategies to ensure learning. It is emphasized more than other engagement sub-dimensions in learning. Learn more in: Emotional Design and Engagement With Multimedia Learning Materials in E-Learning

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It refers to the degree of cognitive involvement of the student in learning activities and the mental effort expended. It covers the student's use of deep learning strategies and the deliberate regulation of cognitive processes for learning. Learn more in: Factors Influencing Student Engagement During COVID-19 Emergency Remote Teaching

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The display of a student’s use of resources and skills in their effort towards learning and the learning process, for a single activity/assignment or for their overall learning experience. Learn more in: K-12 Online Student Engagement: New Construct or Extension to Existing Construct?

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The effort and cognitive energy that students devote to mastering the educational objects. Learn more in: Learner Engagement in Blended Learning

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A student’s mental effort, deliberate and sustained attention, and use of cognitive and metacognitive strategies during the course of academic activities or events to understand and master related knowledge and skills respectively. Learn more in: Engagement in Emergency Remote Education: The Use of Digital Storytelling With Student-Teachers of English

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A learner’s mental connection to what they are learning. This is when a student thinks about their learning and connects it to existing knowledge. It is a sub-construct of overall learner engagement. Learn more in: Building Engagement in K-12 Online Learning

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The extent to which students are willing and able to apply mental effort to a learning task at hand, and how long they persist in the activity. Learn more in: Designing Multimedia for Improved Student Engagement and Learning: Video Lectures

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Internal process of Energy, thought and willing to understand ideas. Learn more in: Behavioral Engagement of Elementary School Students in Turkey: A Mixed Method Study

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Cognitive engagement refers to engaging in effortful tasks with purposiveness and strategy use, making cognitive investment in learning, and engaging in metacognition and self-regulated learning. Learn more in: Designing Engaging Educational Games and Assessing Engagement in Game-Based Learning

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Student’s cognitive effort is invested to learn, understand, and master the intended knowledge and skills. Learn more in: Engage Online Learners: Design Considerations for Promoting Student Interactions

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Cognitive engagement refers to the use of learning strategies. Learn more in: Active Learning and Student Engagement: Issues, Challenges, and Strategies for Online Teaching