“When they've got those interruptions, they're then able to make those judgments of, oh, well, this lesson that was, we'd really like to do, but it's not as essential as this lesson.”

James Dobson · Teacher Takeaway · Season 6 | Episode 34 | Intellectual Preparation with James Dobson

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prioritizes lessons by labeling some as core and others as ‘fluffy’, allowing teachers to drop non-essential lessons when unexpected events occur

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