The phrase "attention maintain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of sustaining or keeping attention focused on something.
Example: "In order to improve learning outcomes, teachers must find ways to maintain attention during their lessons."
Alternatives: "sustain attention" or "keep attention".
Special emphasis should be given to ways to gain attention, maintain attention, encourage participation, and structure the learning context for remote learners.
Sit near the front and look like you're paying attention (maintain eye contact, nod, smile, etc. ) Ask questions once in a while.
Dr. JoAnn Burkholder, the North Carolina State University botanist who named Pfiesteria piscicida and first brought it to public attention, maintains as she originally reported that the microbe is toxic and goes through amoeba-like stages in its life cycle.
Although it is the recent songs from the Bonnie Prince Billy album, I See A Darkness, that receive the biggest cheers, it is evident from the rapt attention maintained throughout the show that there are people here who have been in awe of Oldham's unique talent for spell-binding songwriting since his first single, as Palace Brothers, in 1992.
In today's world of popularized tech entrepreneurship, especially the consumer-facing variety, the constant (social) media attention maintains a fever pitch.
Worth a watch if only for the looks of intense attention maintained by Graham and YC partner Harj Taggar practically the entire time.
All three children learned to make bids for joint attention and after the scripts were faded, bids for joint attention maintained and generalized to untrained materials and to non-training settings.
Measures of attention attraction were based on initial fixations and measures of attention maintaining capacities were based on overall dwell time (following Holmqvist et al., 2011).
In the secular context, Bishop et al. (2004) proposed a two-component model of mindfulness, involving "self-regulation of attention" (maintained on immediate experience) and "attitudinal orientation" (curiosity, openness, and acceptance).
Sustained attention involves maintaining attention over an extended period of time.
The inherent mental habits of media multitasking dividing attention, switching attention, and maintaining multiple trains of thought— have significant implications and consequences for students' academic performance.
