If you are struggling with students who do not participate in learning or who complete little or no work, you may want to review the instructional methods you are using Strive to create lesson that incorporate all three learning styles.
Here's one quick idea : While you lecture (auditory),make sure to provide an outline for students to look at (visual) as they take their notes (kinesthetic).A relatively new concept to the field of education is that of Universal Design for Learning (UDL),also known as Universal Instructional Design (UID).This concept is built on the premise that each learner is unique and that flexibility in instruction and assessment is necessary in order to meet each learner's needs. The teaching methods suggested under the concept of UDL benefit all learners -including students with disabilities, different learning styles, and students who speak English as a second language. Here are just a few examples: