When looking for students to work on a research project: contact good students directly or contact all class then select the good ones?

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When teaching an undergraduate or graduate course and knowing about some good students, what would be the best approach in inviting them to join a research project? Contacting them directly, or send an email to all students and then select the "good students" thosethat are also interested?

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When looking for students to work on research project: contact good students directly or send tocontact all class then select the good ones?

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