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The Name Card Method

An Excellent

Teaching Strategy

By Beatrice Ginsburg

http://office.microsoft.com

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What is the Name Card Method?

• System used on a regular basis

• Students’ names written on index cards

• Teacher asks question and then:

–Pulls name card out randomly

–That student answers question

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Name Card Method will Increase:

• Involvement

• Focus

• Attention

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Because it shows students…

• Full participation expected in ALL activities

• Teacher has high expectations of everyone

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Name Card Method will Eliminate:

• One student taking over a discussion

• Students zoning out during discussions

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It also eliminates…

• Teacher’s biases on questions for students

–Example: •Ask bright student challenging question• and ask lowest student easy question

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Therefore…• Students’ opinions of themselves improves

• Students’ opinions of abilities improves

• Education becomes a more positive experience!

ReferencesAll clip art from http://office.microsoft.com

Winebrenner, S. (2006). Teaching kids with learning difficulties in the regular classroom. (pp. 14-20). Minneapolis, MN: Free Spirit Publishing Inc.

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