Tip 28 – Don’t be afraid to try things out

Update: 2013-08-02

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When I was on my first teaching practice, I planned interesting, exciting activities for the class. However, when I was actually in front of the children, I abandoned the plans in favour of safe activities I knew would keep them ‘busy’. The lessons were fine, the children learned but it …

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Tip 28 – Don’t be afraid to try things out

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Tip 28 – Don’t be afraid to try things out

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Tip 28 – Don’t be afraid to try things out

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Tip 28 – Don’t be afraid to try things out