1st Edition
Task Engagement Across Disciplines Research and Practical Strategies to Increase Student Achievement
List of Illustrations
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part 1: Introduction to Task Engagement
1. Introduction to Task Engagement across the Disciplines
Joy Egbert
Part 2: Task Engagement Facilitators
2. Exploring Interest in Task Engagement
Priya Panday-Shukla and Joy Egbert
3. Authenticity as a Facilitator of Task Engagement
Haixia He and Intissar Ahmed Omar Yahia
4. Facilitating Task Engagement through Social Interaction
Seyed Abdollah Shahrokni
5. Using Learning Support to Provide Opportunities for Task Engagement
Keun Huh and Joy Egbert
6. The Role of Challenge-Skills Balance in Task Engagement
Mehdi Mirlohi and David Herman
7. Autonomy-Structure Balance in Facilitating Task Engagement
Reima Abobaker and Irene Silas
Part 3: Task Engagement Indicators
8. Understanding Behavioral Indicators of Task Engagement
Tingting Wang and Carolyn FitzGerald
9. Identifying Cognitive Indicators of Task Engagement
Joy Egbert and Jo Ann Arinder
10. Emotional Indicators of Task Engagement
Ali Asiri and Dini Arini
11. Linking Agentic Indicators to Task Engagement
Eugenie Mainake and Hadir Alderaan
12. Task Engagement as Viewed through Social Indicators
Jennifer Fredricks
Part 4: Measures, Designs, and Contexts for Task Engagement
13. Measures and Instruments
Jennifer Fredricks
14. Designing for Task Engagement
Priya Panday-Shukla
15. Task Engagement in Context
Amy L. Reschly and Elyse M. Farnsworth
Part 5: Task Engagement Resources
16. Task Engagement Resources: Facilitators
Estephanie S. López Contreras and Zixing Li
17. Task Engagement Resources: Indicators
Zixing Li and Estephanie S. López Contreras
Biography
Joy Egbert is Regents Professor of Education Technology and English Language Learners at Washington State University, USA.
Priya Panday-Shukla is currently finishing her doctoral coursework in the Language, Literacy, and Technology program at Washington State University, USA.






