How does learning usually go? Today, in the lesson, we need to study a topic and complete a set of tasks. Yes, that's right. However, the student has come for something else - their goal is not just to understand the topic but to master it. They need to build a new skill, understand the new context, and perform the task effectively. When you give them an exercise, they struggle to complete it. Instead, they need to analyze the situation and not wait for the skill to develop naturally.
You can build learning in a lesson from task to task. Or you can build from a stage of growth and development to a new stage of growth and development. Each step is a step forward and a feeling of being cool.
You can build a lesson so that the student, like in a computer game, goes through a stage and understands that it worked, that it was a success! Such a game is addictive. It is a game in yourself, in the development of yourself, in living yourself. Students are really involved in the process that is addressed to them, personally to them. When a student understands what will be done in class