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What practical lesson plans, games, or tweaks have actually helped students progress in skill (not just "do the work")?
Do you have a favorite progression, challenge, or motivational tool that really worked, especially with less enthusiastic or novice students?
Would love to hear your most effective routines, games, or even success stories :)
Do you have a favorite progression, challenge, or motivational tool that really worked, especially with less enthusiastic or novice students?
Would love to hear your most effective routines, games, or even success stories :)
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