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Because the Game Plan is such a new concept to most students, we’ve had a few teachers asking the best way to include the Game Plan in their lessons.

A FEW RECOMMENDED STEPS:
Step 1: Take 5-10 min of a lesson to explain the Scoring Calculator and the different processes that create a score.

Step 2: Use the Game Plan as a launching point for your lessons. Take 5 min at the beginning of each lesson to discuss their progress and encourage them. This will dictate the rest of the lesson.

Step 3: Use the last minutes of the lesson to record a Lesson Note into the GP for each student. This will draw them back to the Game Plan and ultimately you.

When your students understand that having these front of mind goals is as important as hitting it long, they will have a better appreciation of their lessons and more fun on the course.



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