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Had to take a break. Should I redo the 250 boxes?

7:03 PM, Monday September 9th 2024

Hi,

I did 185 boxes before stopping for nearly 3 monthes. Am I supposed to do them again or just pick up where I left?

Thanks.

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9:03 PM, Monday September 9th 2024

Definitely not. Review the lesson material up to that point to make sure you haven't forgotten anything, then resume where you left off. While we do ask students to draw a ton of boxes, we really don't want students to get stuck in a loop of just drawing boxes, stopping, then starting over, and getting stuck there again, as it's really not useful.

9:08 PM, Monday September 9th 2024

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