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Mini Lecture

Clarifying your understanding

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Last updated 4 years ago

The Mini Lecture will take place right after the and aims to clarify all the that all teams might have raised.

If there are gaps in the teams' knowledge or concepts that might not be clear, here is where the lecture will address them.

In LAMS, you are able to view the burning question from your team and others as part of the . So stick around for the lecturer instructions before you move on to the next

tRAT
burning questions
last step of the tRAT