ENGAGE THEM! CATCH THEM YOUNG!

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ENGAGE THEM! CATCH THEM YOUNG!


To prevent young people stray from the course and to keep them engaged in
learning, there are some common teaching tips that every teacher and parents
should incorporate into their overall teaching pattern...
Tap into their children' prior knowledge. Learn their children' interests.

When you leave them ideal they engage in other things or activities.
Too bad!

Keep our future leaders busy this holiday.

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Ask questions where necessary. We're always here to answer.

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