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• Consider what will be the final/most important class of the show and build toward it. Always avoid starting too strong . . .
• Challenge, but don’t overwhelm.
• Consider how many total efforts are being asked in II 2(b) classes.
• Keep your combination (s) from being the main source of difficulty in the course.

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