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take attendance

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take attendance
to make a record of persons attending something. The teacher took attendance before starting the class. I will take attendance each day.
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Classroom teachers should take attendance each period with a computerized attendance system and attendance aides should account for the excused absences and adjust the system accordingly.
waiting for teachers to take attendance, for classmates to settle down, for your bus to come, or for an appointment.
Applying the business axiom, "What gets measured gets done," we recommend instructors take attendance at the beginning of every class session.
 
 
 
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