- What went in
- Demonstration and verbal instructions by the facilitator
- Time
- 1 hour
The students found the adavu Nattadavu difficult to understand, so I started with the leg movements separately. Once the steps were familiar, I added the hand movements. The students struggled to co-ordinate both movements at the second and third speeds, so I spent more time on the leg movements. This taught me that breaking down difficult movements into simple parts helps children learn more effectively.
Students were introduced to the corresponding hand movements.
(We observed it)
I learned that breaking down a difficult movement into smaller, simpler parts helps children understand and learn more effectively.
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