With less 'sensitive' papers I just alphabetize them and pass them
around. Otherwise I eagerly look forward to other ways, others have
done it.
Just brainstorming, if I had to, I would get a box of manila envelopes
with the students' names. Place them in the front of the room (or the back
but I'd have more control in the front) for a few minutes before and after
class, maybe in 2-3 alphabetized piles, and let students come up and empty
out their own envelopes/folders.
annette
On Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Jeff Ricker wrote:
> The following was sent to me. I believe, however, that the sender meant to send
> it to TIPS. So, I forward it to you.
>
> JBell wrote:
>
> > I have lots of papers to return to students. What are some efficient ways to
> > get papers back to students without using class time? Jim Bell, HCC,
> > Columbia, MD
>
>
Annette Taylor, Ph. D.
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