Preparational Muppetship

I have another session of Operational Muppetship training* tomorrow.

PLEASE NOTE: Almost all the modules will have pre-reading. Print the pre-reading and resources prior to the training day. This can be found on the link below, then click on each of the sites listed:
1. Directory
2. Training branch
3. Programs
4. Operational Muppetship
5. Participant Information

By following the steps you end up back at the page which the link took you to initially.

Operational Muppetship - Participant Information
The Operational Muppetship Participan[t] information has moved to the Operational Muppetship Program / Module Resource page. You will be directed in 5 seconds. If you are not, please click this link:

I was not redirected and there is no link, but fortunately this misinformation is at the top of the Module Resource page, so that's a good thing.

Tomorrow's training day has two modules scheduled: "Muppeteering (Part 1) - stagecraft" and "Muppeteering (Part 2) - leglessness". Muppeteering (Part 1) has no pre-reading, Muppeteering (Part 2) does.

Pre-requisite: Learners must complete the following pre-reading before undertaking this module:

The document speaks for itself:

Pre-reading 1: Review of Module 'Muppeteering part 1
Your pre-reading activity is to revise the Module "Stagecraft part 1.
Revise with the following question in mind.
Q: What were some important learnings for you in this module. [Original punctuation.]

The Pre-reading 2 hyperlink was broken.

Paradox managment.

It seems to me the time management module is (was or will be) an essential pre-requisite to this session.

Part 1 has a scheduled duration of 4 hours 15 minutes, Part 2 has a scheduled duration of 5 hours 45 minutes: 10 hours in total. The training starts at 8:30am and ends at 4:30pm: 8 hours, without breaks.

Does anybody know a theory of time management which would allow not only the revision of a module before it has been completed, but also before the skills required to revise a module before it has been completed have been learned?

Anybody?

Anybody?

Beuller?

*Schmaining.  ¶ 17:02