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School just started.
This implies that there are new comers as well.
After the open house on Monday, there are about 10 people who still present today, an expected turn out.
The begining may be the most boring part, the basic. All I made them do today is just basic, over and over and over again. But even though it is called basic, a lot of them are not doing it quite right. Yes, those are just minor mistakes, but if they are able to do it properly now, it will certainly be a lot easier for them to do everything subsequently, and they will be able to do it better.
The only concern that I have is only two of the new comers are progressing in a speed very slow. Others have got the rough idea and are able to execute the technique more or less correctly, but these two people still found it difficult to coordinate themselves.
Should I move on faster still? Or should I slow down?
I do hope that those who learn faster will have the patient to repeat the same thing over and over again and try to perfect them; while those who learn slower will have the courage to move with their own pace, improving bit by bit.
Today's 一言：Build a strong foundation!
This implies that there are new comers as well.
After the open house on Monday, there are about 10 people who still present today, an expected turn out.
The begining may be the most boring part, the basic. All I made them do today is just basic, over and over and over again. But even though it is called basic, a lot of them are not doing it quite right. Yes, those are just minor mistakes, but if they are able to do it properly now, it will certainly be a lot easier for them to do everything subsequently, and they will be able to do it better.
The only concern that I have is only two of the new comers are progressing in a speed very slow. Others have got the rough idea and are able to execute the technique more or less correctly, but these two people still found it difficult to coordinate themselves.
Should I move on faster still? Or should I slow down?
I do hope that those who learn faster will have the patient to repeat the same thing over and over again and try to perfect them; while those who learn slower will have the courage to move with their own pace, improving bit by bit.
Today's 一言：Build a strong foundation!
posted by Bazalf at 12:19 AM
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