Immerse yourself in a comprehensive exploration of student engagement during this dynamic presentation with Dr. Hitchcock from Regent University.
Delving into a multidimensional framework, we'll dissect the concept of active participation in both online and on-campus classrooms. Dr. Hitchcock will offer practical insights into identifying and supporting students who may struggle to engage in their coursework.
Participants can expect to gain invaluable tips and concrete methods for leveraging group activities as a powerful tool for enhancing student engagement and facilitating deeper learning experiences.
Dr. Danny Hitchcock is originally from Colorado Springs, Colorado, and has lived in many places over his career, including New Jersey, Iowa, Pennsylvania, France, and Switzerland. He earned his master’s and doctorate degrees in developmental psychology and behavioral neuroscience from Rutgers University in New Jersey, studied in Switzerland at the University of Geneva, and completed his undergraduate education at The Colorado College in Colorado Springs.
His research interests include active learning strategies for the classroom, emotion and memory, a holistic bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach to psychology, human infancy, mentoring, sexuality, and the relation of cognitive schema theory to the Christian worldview.
Dr. Hitchcock and his wife have four adult children whom they homeschooled, two of whom are still in college. Dr. Hitchcock loves fishing, singing, swimming, his 1964 VW, and spending time with his family. The Hitchcocks live in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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