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Encourage Your Students to Copy

Encourage Your Students to Copy
Encourage Your Students to Copy
Go to an art museum and you will frequently see art students sitting in front of a painting with an easel making a copy of the work to learn their craft. Similarly, a common photo out of an NFL training camp is a line of quarterbacks dropping back in unison to pass in unison, each looking at the one ahead of him. The young quarterbacks are learning the proper steps by copying what they see from the veteran quarterback at the front.

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