Probably you will have a few students not listed on the preliminary roll. Some may have registration forms confirming late registration for the course, in which case their names should appear later on the confirmation roll. A student wishing to audit a course must register as an auditor and pay the appropriate fees for the course. Consequently, you may wish to ask those who are not listed on the roll to check with you at the end of the class period rather than to attempt to resolve any enrollment problem during class. You will be required to verify the confirmation roll shortly after classes begin, but you are also encouraged to develop a procedure for monitoring attendance throughout the rest of the course.
Excessive absenteeism is counterproductive to all in a structured classroom learning situation.
A discreet word of caution to students early in the course is often sufficient to correct this problem, so a means of early detection of attendance problems can be a very effective educational procedure. In summary, if attendance is important in your course, your concern for their attendance should help to emphasize that fact to your students. Tutorial Assistance Assistance in many undergraduate courses is offered free of charge to UNCG students through the academic Department, the Office of Support Services or the Counseling Center. Prior to the beginning of classes, you should determine from your supervisor whether free tutorial services may be available for students enrolled in the course you teach. Students sometimes seek private tutorial services, and many departments know of graduate students who are willing to tutor privately, but arrangements for private tutoring must be made on the student's own initiative.