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The Best Way to Train TPRS Teachers
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I think this is brilliant Ben. This just makes a lot of logical sense. When we use a mini story, a teacher in training can begin to internalize what it’s like to do a story that takes a full class, an entire week, for several weeks.
Mini stories grow into something bigger. As the confidence of a teacher and training grows so does the way in which they interact with the story and with their students.
Thanks for this post. I’ve been overwhelmed by the options. This is a great suggestion. I also think it might be something I can start with my fourth quarter students to “experiment” for next year. Thanks again!