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## Schedule
This is designed to be a full-day workshop. You may not have a full day to
work with, but I figure it’ll be helpful to cover how I use this material. The
schedule I follow is typically something like:
The Intro and Advanced courses are each designed to be a full-day workshop.
You may not have a full day to work with, but I figure it’ll be helpful to cover
how I use this material. The schedule I follow is typically something like:
* 30 minutes - help everyone get set up, buffer for late arrivals
* 2.5 hours - cover parts 1-4
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Definitely get through part 4 before lunch if possible. Teaching gets harder
after lunch because [humans are programmed to get sleepy in the early
afternoon](https://www.webmd.com/balance/features/afternoon-energy-boosters#1).
Part 4 introduces types, and you don’t want to introduce types to sleepy
students.
Part 4 introduces types in the Intro workshop, and you don’t want to introduce
types to sleepy students.
## Teaching Tips
## Teaching Tips for the Intro Workshop
I gave a talk about [teaching Elm to beginners](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-GhUxeYc1U)
which has a bunch of my thoughts on the subject. The