Research Survey for Educators Working with Ages 0-5
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Hi! I find it very challenging to match students' faces and their names, how did you do it? How many students in your class? Thanks in advance!
Novel
Have them sit in alphabetical order until you are familiar with names. Have photographs of the students in front of you when grading or preparing work. Link physical characteristics to names - for example, sit all dark haired boys together so you can begin to distinguish details. Sit all fair-haired students in one area until you learn differences....See More
Novel
Have them sit in alphabetical order until you are familiar with names. Have photographs of the students in front of you when grading or preparing work. Link physical characteristics to names - for example, sit all dark haired boys together so you can begin to distinguish details. Sit all fair-haired students in one area until you learn differences....See More
Novel
Have them sit in alphabetical order until you are familiar with names. Have photographs of the students in front of you when grading or preparing work. Link physical characteristics to names - for example, sit all dark haired boys together so you can begin to distinguish details. Sit all fair-haired students in one area until you learn differences....See More
Novel
Have them sit in alphabetical order until you are familiar with names. Have photographs of the students in front of you when grading or preparing work. Link physical characteristics to names - for example, sit all dark haired boys together so you can begin to distinguish details. Sit all fair-haired students in one area until you learn differences....See More
Novel
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