Love the Happy Gilmore reference!
Can you comment about how this jives with the Rapid Recovery Training from the Resilience Module? It says we should we invoke our recovery queue whenever we make a mistake to keep on track, e.g. saying “Keep going”. When we do this, wouldn’t that be a brief break in attention? Or are we supposed to get to the point where we don’t even need a recovery queue and our mind “naturally” focuses on the right things regardless of mistakes?
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Starting Thursday, February 3rd, we’ll meet via Zoom once a week, and go through selected strategies related to effective practice, managing nerves, and achieving flow states under pressure. We’ll do some in-class playing experiments (don’t worry – you’ll be muted!), short weekly homework assignments, and small-group breakout sessions to help you integrate these new skills into your teaching.
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