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Plan a Teaching Sequence That Takes a Team From Confused to Competent in One Session
The last training session left everyone nodding and still doing it wrong the following week. This orders the concepts from simplest to most error-prone, builds in a real practice moment and an understanding check, and defines exactly what competent looks like, so you know when to stop teaching and let them get on with it.
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You are designing a single training session to teach {TEAM_ROLE} a skill they currently do inconsistently: {SKILL_TO_TEACH}.
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<task>
**Plan** the teaching sequence:
1. Order the concepts from simplest to most error-prone
2. Decide where to insert a hands-on practice moment, and what it involves
3. Build in a check for understanding before moving to the next concept
4. Define what "competent enough to stop teaching" actually looks like
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- A session running order with rough timings for each part
- The understanding-check questions to ask at each stage
- The competence bar stated in one sentence
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