IN: What happens next?

Old black and white videos are shown of people engaged in games of table tennis. Crowds watch and cheer them on. they

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- play a little more of the game as a mike tyson face is on the screen.
- throw on chairs and play bag head with one another.
- switch again and shots of people playing street ball are shown.
- clap as the ball is hit back and forth over the net.

OUT: clap as the ball is hit back and forth over the net.

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How to dye a lacrosse head
Plan out the stick design first.
Before you buy the appropriate color dye, decide what the color scheme and the pattern is going to look like. Also figure out if your design is possible.

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- A starter stick is going to look a lot more realistic, although you can add more to your stick design. If it's not a starter stick, you will probably just use the sticks for your sticks.
- This is important so you do not make a mistake and dye the stick the wrong color first. Draw a basic outline and picture first in order to be sure to remember each step and to get an idea of how the colors will look when finished.
- This may help make your stick more sturdy and flatter. If you want to put the stick in the design so that it can sit on top of the other lacrosse players, you need to think about what colors to think about.
- Choose a stick design that will work with the lacrosse head you want. For example, pick a stick design that only works in short pieces, such as playing a board game.

OUT: This is important so you do not make a mistake and dye the stick the wrong color first. Draw a basic outline and picture first in order to be sure to remember each step and to get an idea of how the colors will look when finished.

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How to teach literature to college students
Motivate students to do the reading with quizzes.
One of the biggest challenges of teaching college literature is getting your students to come to class prepared. One way to motivate your students to do the readings and come to class ready to discuss them is to give daily reading quizzes.

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- You can either create simple short answer quizzes or assign writing prompts that will test your students' knowledge of the reading. Give these quizzes at the beginning of every class.
- Talk to your students and get them to share their thoughts and guesses. It may be more beneficial if you specify in the quizzes what will happen if students fail to come to class ready to learn.
- To prevent students from becoming classroom rats, be sure to give them all the reading they need to do to succeed. Good for students is to have every adult in the room ask them questions that they will remember for ten years.
- Quizzes help students to make choices and to solve questions on their own. Make the quizzes very short but readable.

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You can either create simple short answer quizzes or assign writing prompts that will test your students' knowledge of the reading. Give these quizzes at the beginning of every class.