[nobe-l] learning about your students/participants
Ashley Bramlett
bookwormahb at earthlink.net
Mon Jun 23 04:27:36 UTC 2014
Hi all,
A challenge I’ve had working with groups of people is names. I’ve volunteered for a senior center to discuss stories and read; its challenging to remember names with voices and about them.
This will be harder as a sub. still, I’d like to try and know them, at least their names, so next time I’m not asking constantly for them to identify themselves.
How do you remember a group of student’s names? How do you remember a bit about them? In my case, I’d want to remember about their disability like its extent and how much they can do themselves.
In my experience, I get to know voices, but with young people, voices are more likely to sound similar.
I’m sure they’ll be a list of participants but I won’t be able to read that. I might write that down, time permitting, using another staff member as a reader.
There’s other staff in each room since they need a small participant/staff ratio.
I’ve thought of tape recording them since repetetion helps, but not sure we’ll be allowed to record.
Thanks for ideas.
Ashley
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