NEWT students: discussion
Sep. 10th, 2014 10:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alt_savithaSo, my dears. I thought that first session of Salazar's Rules went rather well. I'd like each of you to think about your performance today, and the performance of your friends and classmates, and share an observation or two.
What could you have done better?
What could those around you have done better?
What mistakes did you see?
You may share your observations by journal, or by scroll if you must (turned into my office sometime before our next meeting on Friday).
Speaking of Friday -- sixth years, on Friday you'll have your first session with Salazar's Rules. I would encourage you to read what the seventh years have to say about their experience and LEARN from it.
What could you have done better?
What could those around you have done better?
What mistakes did you see?
You may share your observations by journal, or by scroll if you must (turned into my office sometime before our next meeting on Friday).
Speaking of Friday -- sixth years, on Friday you'll have your first session with Salazar's Rules. I would encourage you to read what the seventh years have to say about their experience and LEARN from it.
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Date: 2014-09-12 04:38 pm (UTC)Remember that technique you were telling me about this summer? That shielding spell for times when partners aren't available. Deflecto-something, wasn't it? We ought to practise that, what.
I say, though, there's no reason not to brush up on our timing exercises for partner work in the field. Perhaps we ought to all approach the Salazar's Rules lessons as if it's a field battle, what, and each of us plan to partner one or more of the others to defend whilst the other strikes.
-Justin