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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "and the third and most important um function is to constantly suggest new learning strategies so let's go back to the marathon example um..."
The coach should not hand over correct solutions but should widen the student's field of options so the student can diagnose their own learning more accurately.
Rebecca says being an only child left her unaccustomed to constantly thinking about siblings or other dependents, which made her homestay experience in Botswana newly instructive.
"and the third and most important um function is to constantly suggest new learning strategies so let's go back to the marathon example um..."
"Um, we are all, us, I think most of us are this single child in, in our homes. Um, as a, I'm not accustomed..."
Jiang starts from a harsh premise: students do not mainly fail because they lack content.
Jiang begins with a vocabulary problem and turns it into a civilizational one.
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