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Learning Your Students' Names

Hello!  Welcome to the TEACH Blog!  Each week (usually on Monday or Tuesday) I will post a new article or topic, generally related to SoTL or the job search, which we’d love for you to check out and discuss with us if you are interested.  If you ever have any problem accessing the article or website, be sure to let me know!

 

Research shows that one of the fastest ways to connect with your students and help increase student motivation and engagment is by learning and using their names.  Here are a couple of links that offer some insight into learning your students’ names.  Take a look at the following posting from Tomorrow’s Professor, Learning Your Students’ Names, and Not Quite 101 Ways to Learning Students' Names from the University of Virginia for some practical suggestions for learning your students’ names.  There are some really great suggestions and it's not too late to get started; hopefully at least one can work for you! 

 

Comments

 

mmeixner said:

Apparently the first link from the Tomorrow's Professor Listserv isn't working!  Sorry!  I tried editing the link several times and couldn't fix it.  To access the article, please go to the Tomorrow's Professor homepage at: ctl.stanford.edu/.../index.shtml, then use the search tab (far right tab) and type in Learning Your Students' Names.  It should take you directly to the article.

September 3, 2008 8:14 AM
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