There are many ways to engage students in the math-solving process. Good ways to motivate students include a reward system to keep track of progress or group work by teaming up different leveled students together. Another way to engage students in the problem-solving process is by providing real-life scenarios that relate to the math concept being taught. Students are more likely to be invested in solving problems if they see how it applies to their lives. Additionally, allowing students to work together in their chosen groups can effectively foster a collaborative environment where students can bounce ideas off each other and learn from their peers. Finally, providing positive reinforcement and feedback can motivate students to continue to engage in problem-solving and build their confidence in their math abilities. Let the interviewer know how you engage students so they can gain an understanding of your leadership, communication, and motivational skills.