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3 years ago

Think back to your most effective teaching session with a client. To what do you attribute this success? Why?

Medicine

1 answer:

goblinko [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

paying attention to details, aware hearing, pacience

Explanation:

once i was providing information to a student (english class),i realized that the way he creates his ideas was very slow and trembling, when i asked him to read a piece of a paragraph i saw the same behaviour so i decifrated the problem was into reading word by word without conecting all of them with a constant pace until a coma or dot because we do interprate things holisticly and not individually so thanks of a pacient and responsive hearing i could saw his improvement in just one class!

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