Go a step beyond leaving materials and an explanation: let learners try the task and explain it to someone else. After learning different parts, checking them together can help people find a way to continue when the first teacher is absent.
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In Bava Metzia 85b:5–6, Rabbi Hiyya explains how he prepares materials, teaches different portions to children and asks them to teach one another until he returns, aiming to keep religious learning from being forgotten. This modern fiction draws on preparation, practice and continuing through mutual teaching. Jin, Ara, the colleague, the wooden-tile game, the shared rules, the next day's activity and all dialogue are fictional; the source's hunting and later miracles are not recreated.
