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New Apps Help Students Self-Monitor, Improve Behavior

For students who struggle with paying attention or practicing good behavior in class, self-monitoring can help them play an active role in their own performance adjustments.

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For students who struggle with paying attention or practicing good behavior in class, self-monitoring can help them play an active role in their own performance adjustments. Enter the self-monitoring app. Students’ phones check in at pre-set intervals and track when and how often students respond to various queries about their engagement. (The Hechinger Report)

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