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How many different types of drills are reccomended for a group session for the main part for an hour and half lesson in total
You should have progressive drills. You should know what you want to work on in the session then plan from easy to more difficult drills. Number of drills don't matter, students should not get bored. You should change the drills if you feel it does not work. Don't forget to have some live drills in each session.
You should have progressive drills. You should know what you want to work on in the session then plan from easy to more difficult drills. Number of drills don't matter, students should not get bored. You should change the drills if you feel it does not work. Don't forget to have some live drills in each session.
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