When another explanation does not help, anxiety about time may be getting in the way. Ask what is worrying the learner, make the available time and scope clear, then practice one step at a time.
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When someone does not understand, what could I ask before explaining again?
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In Eruvin 54b:20–22, Rabbi Perida's student cannot concentrate because he fears his teacher will leave soon. The teacher listens, reassures him and teaches him again. The paper boxes, practice within an agreed time, Jin, Ara, the colleague and all dialogue are fictional. The source's repetition count and religious rewards are not presented as a modern learning formula or a guarantee.
