life, mathematics, programming
Similar to a previous book, I bought this book (1945) from the same Church, and in this blog post, I’ll write a short summary of the read. The author of the book is a medical doctor from the Russian Empire.
The book is a quick read, has about 140 pages, and reads very easily. It has a total of 9 chapters. It contains various verses and then explains them in medical layman’s terms.
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The crucial bit is to come up with some exercises in order to get their attention. Find what they enjoy playing with, and gamify it. If they like pets, make commands to e.g. feed a pet. If they want toy soldiers games, make commands for e.g. moving and attacking.
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