When children have difficulty remembering each other's names, a teacher should:
A) repeat it over and over and give the children a reward when they say the name correctly.
B) use each child's name in conversations and encourage others to do the same.
C) play a guessing game.
D) prompt the children and have the children repeat what you said every time.

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Using each child's name in conversations and encouraging others to do the same helps reinforce memory through repetition in a natural context, making it easier for children to remember names.

When Children Have Difficulty Remembering Each Other's Names, a Teacher