Questions encourage players to think about what they are doing.

• They promote a joint approach to the game.
• They create a positive atmosphere of learning and problem-solving.
• Responses will identify a range of answers rather than the “right” one.

As a rough guide, questions can relate to tactics as follows:

Time: When will you ... ?
Space: Where is ... ?
Risk: Which option ... ?

• Make sure your questions are understood.

• Don’t answer the question for them. Questioning is not something that comes naturally to everyone. It’s a skill that needs to be practised.

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• Let the game be played uninterrupted for as long as possible. This gives players the opportunity to settle into the game and gives you a chance to observe the players.

• Ensure players understand the outcome you want them to achieve.

• If the game is working well, you may want to add a progression. Be aware that players have individual levels of readiness and some will be more tactically aware than others.

• Make sure players are aware of what they did before you give specific feedback.

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