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Prepare for next course in April 2026
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# Evaluation
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- Date: 2026-04-22
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- Day: 2

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# 2025-11-28
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- Day 2
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- Date: 2025-11-28
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- Author: Richel
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## After teaching
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I was quite comfortable to start teaching,
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as the material was Good Enough. All I needed to add
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was the videos for Pelle.
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The session went well: all learners were able to achieve the session
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goals before the end of the session, which was (1) download
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and untar the tarball, (2) load a Python package from a software module
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and verify it works.
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Because 6 out of 7 learners got to know me from the day before, I cut
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some corners, e.g. not ask 'Of the square root of 5, what is the twentieth
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digit behind the comma' to bait a 'I do not know' and then me saying 'That
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is OK'. I took some extra time at the start with the new learner to get her
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into the session.
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After the observation of yesterday, I reminded myself to talk a bit
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slower during the introduction. At 9:25 the exercises started.
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One learner were done at 9:30 (after 5 minutes) minutes,
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most finished at around 9:40 (after 15 minutes) and the last
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one finished at the time of the break, 9:50 (after 25 minutes).
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Hence, the duration of the session is perfect!
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I had a one-on-one with most learners. Most had at least one extra question
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and there was enough time to discuss this.
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# Whole course
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- Days 1-4
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- Dates: 2026-04-20, 2026-04-22, 2026-04-23, 2026-04-24
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- Author: Richel

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