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6 thoughts on “Calling Roll”
Good idea!
My administration wants me to have the roll done within the first 10 minutes of class (doesn’t always happen), so I ask in the target language who is missing. Students have to be aware of who is in the class but not present that day. I then ask if anyone knows why – sick? on a trip? school activity? etc.
Robert,
I have the same requirement but that’s a great way to find out!
We get 8 minutes lol
with love
Laurie
Same here–I need the roll taken in the first 5 minutes or so. That said, I’ve learned to use that time to work new vocabulary in: “Who is missing?” “Everybody is here except for whom?” etc. They get it everyday, so why not teach them something while we’re at it?
I do the same as Nathan. Very handy phrases. They don’t blink an eye.