Wish We’d Had NameCoach
The last school I taught at had a high percentage of immigrant and refugee students. This meant that many graduation ceremonies were cringe-worthy. De...
The last school I taught at had a high percentage of immigrant and refugee students. This meant that many graduation ceremonies were cringe-worthy. De...
Late last month, our friend Amin Qazi announced he’s stepping down as Unizin CEO. Amin led a bold mission to improve the technological fou...
Creating a community in your classroom is so much more than just pronouncing names correctly. But if that is where you are most comfortable beginning,...
NameBadge is my favorite feature on NameCoach. It is a fun and free way to express your identity as an individual. It also makes a great presentation ...
When it comes to building relationships with students, learning their names is an essential first step for teachers at any level. This is especially i...
The Academy Awards is one of the most glamorous and celebrated events in Hollywood. Millions of viewers tune in to watch as stars gather to celebrate ...
Last night, I was talking with my friend, Olga. She shared that all through school, teachers never pronounced her name correctly. When I told her I ju...
This post is a continuation of a previous post, What we learned at AACRAO 2017: Part 1. At this year’s American Association of Collegiate Registrars...
As it turns out, quite a bit. It’s the first day of school and you wait, anxious and excited, to meet your new teacher: you’ve purchased the neces...
NameCoach had the honor to present at the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) conference, a national higher...
