Micro-sprints for realtime accuracy

I’m piloting a 4-week micro-course for veteran reporters with 15-minute speedbursts followed by a 5-minute conflict clean-up in Case CATalyst. After two Tuesday cohorts, untranslates dropped about 18% by day 10 and engagement stayed high because we cap drills at 20 minutes and rotate peer readback. If you’ve tried short-session CE, what specific activity kept your group leaning in — timed peer readback, live error tagging on screen, or instructor hot-seat feedback?

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I’ve seen similar results with timed drills too — turns out brain breaks are like snacks for our minds! Just make sure to squeeze in some fun challenges to keep everyone on their toes… Ever thought about introducing a little friendly competition?

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