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Showing posts with label eye contact. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Why I No Longer Teach "Look at Me" (But Still Teach Attending)

Thanks to Educlips for the Eyes!
In my last post I talked about the importance of teaching a student to attend to the instructor before delivering instruction. However, over time, how I teach this skill has changed significantly. It's a little like the videos that were in the first post on DTT of old school DTT and contemporary DTT.
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