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A game to let you know how to mange your sessions in a perfect way.

by Amira Badawy
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Skip the Q&A, presentation, and task parts since the session is ending soon

2

Start the session with a warm welcome " Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. I hope your week has been gentle. How has your week gone—anything special you’d like to share or celebrate? "

3

If you use the offline version of the slides from Session 11, you will skip the presentation and not provide an explanation.

4

In the Recap part at the start of the session, we will summarize what we covered in the previous session instead of asking the student.

5

Open the tabs and the program I will use before the session

6

In the Task Review, should we solve the task for the student, or just review it.

7

Open your session tabs in separate windows and share them with the student in separate windows.

8

You may extend the Task Review to 15 or 20 minutes if needed.

9

After explaining each section of the content, ask the student questions to check understanding.

10

Use Gemini or ChatGPT in the student feedback and the internal feedback

11

Upload the project with the student at least in the first session of each module.

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Repeated Feedback

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