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1) Watch the video once, then try to make it with the video. After that try it on your own.
2) If I forgot what I was supposed to do next, I watch the video and then continue on my own. I then repeated the process until I felt I had it down pat.

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1. Watch the video as many times as you need, and pause it at each step to learn.
2. Fold carefully, and when you re-watch the video, try to finish the step before the video shows it.

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1. Watch the video carefully and follow exactly what the video does. Pause or go back whenever needed.
2. I had to watch the video several times and construct many frogs before attempting my final frog.

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1. Watch the video carefully and feel free to pause when ever you need to. During the first video, I pause it every 3-4 seconds
2. In order to memorize the process, take apart the entire frog and folded again on the same paper 2-3 times.

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1) Watch the video twice, following closely. I slowed the video to 0.75x speed the first time. The second time through, I put the video on 1x speed and used the video only as reference.

2) Once you have completed the process of watching and following the video twice, attempt to make the frog independently without any reference to the video as a method of testing your muscle memory. I closed my chromebook to prevent cheating, but use it as a reference if you feel stuck.

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1) Practice making the frog a couple of times with the video. When you repeat the video, try to predict and actively think of the next step.

2) I tried to imagine the piece of paper, folding it, and going through every single step. Once I could no longer remember the next step, I started folding the actual paper up to the point in which I can no longer remember the next one. Then I went back to the video and followed the tutorial, making mental notes of what I forgot. Finally, I imagined folding the entire frog from the beginning.

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1. Follow instructions as closely as possible. Re-watch the video if you forgot anything.

2. To master the process, fold neatly and feel free to pause the video to see a step
better.

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1) Make the frogs a couple times before doing it without the video. Take your time and pause when needed.
2) I practiced making the frog a couple times without the video, then did it with the colored paper taking my time and making sure everything was precisely folded.

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1. Fold as precisely as possible; make sure you can fold a frog from memory before you move on to colored paper; work with the demonstrator and pause the video when needed

2. I constructed my first frog relying on the video entirely to ensure I knew how to accurately make one. Then, I tried folding each subsequent frog after the first relying less and less on the video.

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1. Watch the video first, then attempt to make your frog.
2. I had to watch the video fast, then started to fold my frog while watching the video slowly. It took me 2.5 attempts before I folded my final product.

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1. Watch the whole video at least two times and take notes.
2. I made three frogs before doing the final frog and re-winded the video when i did not understand. Then i just tried and finished it without knowing i could.

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1) Watch the video a couple times before attempting the final product.
2) I made two frogs before trying the final product, and I paused the video whenever I was confused and re-winded when necessary.

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1)Watch the video at least once before folding the frog. Use the video as a guide when first folding the frog.
2)To master the process, memorize the process by actually folding frogs until you feel confident. Then make sure you make each fold very precise and crisp to make the best frog possible.

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1) After you fold it enough times that you feel confident enough to fold it with the colored paper, make one more with the practice sheet without any help just to make sure that you have it memorized.
2) Make sure that while you are making it, that you pause whenever you need to so that you can make the lines precise.

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1. watch and follow the video carefully and doing step by step.
2. Try to fold neatly as possible.

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1. Watch and follow the video carefully, and pause after each step. Then challenge yourself to make it without looking at the video. If you can't remember, refer back to the video to see the step.
2. I had to continuously pause and re-watch certain steps in order to fold the paper correctly. After I had completed it a couple of times, I forced myself to shut my computer and try to do it on my own.

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1) Watch the video and follow the instructions closely
2) repeat step 1 over until you can memorize each step

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1) Follow each step and watch the video slowly as to attain the information easier.
2)Do it at least 2 times to make sure you get the process down.

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1) Follow along to each step and pause the video, or go back if you missed something or think you may not remember it later. If it's too difficult put down your paper and try to understand what's happening before you do it.
2) For me, I made sure to see what shape the paper was each step. This way, even if i didn't know what to do next, knowing the shape of the paper told me what I had to do to get there.

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1) Make each fold really precise so pause the video when you need to.
2) After folding while watching the video once, I tried folding the frog without the video and made more frogs until i was able to remember every step.

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1 = Make sure; when folding, have all folds creased sharply and precisely.

2 = When doing the cutting step, cut right along the folded line.

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1. I'd recommend to put the video on 2x speed, as it's pretty slow.
2. First I folded along with the video, trying to memorize the steps. After that I practiced one more time, checking the video once or twice where I got lost before moving on to the colored paper.

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1) watch each step carefully and pause the video if you need to
2) Make sure you re-watch or rewind the video as much as you need to. Make your folds exact when you follow along with the video. Do the process as much as you need to in order for you to remember it

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Patrick Huang                           1) Pause it wherever you need to and follow the steps. 

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Patrick Huang                           1) Pause it wherever you need to and follow the steps. 

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2) After watching it one time, try to do it yourself and if you can't, watch it one more time, remember the last step, the legs of the frog has to be short.

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1) Follow the steps in the video, pause the video if you have to, and fold the paper as sharp as you can.
2) Try multiple times with the video and practice as many times as you need without the video.

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1) make the folds as sharp as you can so it is easier to see where everything is and which fold is what
2) try to watch the video once or twice and then challenge yourself to do it without, practice until you are confident.

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1) Watch each step and only then repeat it. Don't do it at the same time as the video.

2) Make sure you you watch the video twice. In addition, make sure you fold the frog at least once without looking at the video at all.

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1)make sure when you flip the paper, make it as close as possible to the line where you want it to be.
2)remember the shape of the final frog so when you do a step you know what is it going to become next.

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1) Follow the video while you fold the origami. Pause and rewind if you need to.
2) Practice a lot of times before you fold the actual one. I

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1. go to settings and make the video go at a slower speed so you
can catch up
2. Try multiple times, first with the video, then without the video.

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1) Keeping your folds extra crisp will help with more intricate combinations of folds later
Going slowly and making your are folding on the correct side of the paper ensures you will correctly make the frog

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1) If you tear the paper, try to make it as neat as possible
2) Pause the video and try to remember the steps instead of blindly following along

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1) Practice as many times until you are confident.
2) The most important step to mastering the sections is to understand each step and why each folds matters. It is also very important to fold straight and clean.

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1.) Make sure you master how to fold the paper along the correct lines, and that both sides are symmetrical.
2.) To make my frog, I found it helpful to first watch the video all the way through without touching the paper, then watching it again and making the frog as the person did in the video.  After making my first frog I watched the video all the way through again, and then constructed my frog from memory.

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1) Use a ruler to help you fold neatly and precisely
2) Use a ruler to help you tear off the paper
3) Make sure to pause after each step

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1) Make sure you pause the video at certain spots while you're doing the steps, because some steps take a little longer
2) Make sure your fold neatly because it'll make your frog look better; don't be afraid to spend longer on that

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1) I watched the video once first and then I watched it once at the end. I also paused it a few times and I rewinded it. That's how I learned to make the frog
2) Focus on the shapes that each step produces.  When you know the shapes, you'll be able to recognize what comes after.
3) Make it make sense to you.  If you need to stop the video, then you should (he folds really fast)

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1) When you have to fold the paper diagonally to meet the center, fold the paper in half so that the diagonal folds do not overlap.
2) In order to master folding the origami frog, I changed some of the process. Although the video put the folding in a series of specific steps, I moved some of the steps around in order to make sure that it was the most convenient and

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1) Fold neatly and make sure both sides are symmetric.
2) Cut as straight as possible, it makes your life so much easier on the second part

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1) I would advise people to keep pausing the video whenever you need to, rather than trying to keep up and folding sloppily.
2) To master the folding process from watching a video, it is important to not constantly rely on the video. Instead, you should test yourself once in a while to make sure you are actively learning.

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1) Don't just follow along with the video; instead, actively learn.

2) The most important step to mastering the process is to break down the video into manageable sections. Instead of memorizing the whole video, try to memorize portions and then combine them.

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1) I would try naming the different steps so that they are more memorable (hotdog fold, triangles down, etc.)
2) Probably the most important part about using the video is catering it to what I needed. I sped it up and slowed it down at parts that I understood immediately/needed more time on respectively in order to keep the assignment going at a pace I was comfortable with.