Mark Matlock

[Mark Matlock]

Stephen,

I’d be interested to see your booklet,

Mark

[Mark Matlock]

Did you find the quality of the faster tables’ models to be of good quality?

The question is whether one table was slower and everyone was faster … then the time given for the activity was too long.

If one table was faster and others were slower, I usually work with the faster table asking them questions or if there’s enough time … I give them an additional challenge. Sometimes I’ll have a faster table do additional documenting of their model.. it all depends on just how much time is left.

When I have multiple tables I usually see my primary task being pacing in itself, so I try to speed up tables that are lagging and slow tables down that are moving too quickly.

[Mark Matlock]

Here are links to the contents of each box:

[Mark Matlock]

Mark,

I’ve been playing/experimenting with the various kits as they contain different parts and will offer some feedback later.

Mark

[Mark Matlock]

Here are pictures of the contents of each box:

[Mark Matlock]

@guidow “I’ve used explorer kits and asked folks to build the shared model in a way they can recover the kit. ”

Please share your method, I’m curious about how you structured this, sounds great.

M

[Mark Matlock]

Thank you Stephen,

This is very affirming. I agree that the basic skills actually accelerates later builds. I’ve seen some try to skip it thinking they’ll jump to the good stuff, but it seldom happens without the orientation.

What size kits are you using? I’m thinking I can do the orientation, individual build and then group build off the windows explorer kits.

M

[Mark Matlock]

Greetings Massimo (et al),

I am working on a 2.5 hour LSP session for my org and saw in a thread you had a script that might offer some wisdom. If you are willing to share I would appreciate learning from you how you handled LSP in such a tight window of time

Many thanks!

Mark

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