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How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 Inventory
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- 2. How does it work? • Groups of 4 people • Each one in the group has a number from 1 to 4 • Teacher asks one question • 1. Think on your own and write the answer • 2. Go to your groups, share your answers, you can change your answer. • 3. Teachers say a number from 1 to 4. The students with that number say their group answer.
- 3. Rules • I respect others’ answers even if they are wrong. • I wait patiently for my turn, (instead of raising my hand and making sounds) • I take my time to think • I can ask for help • Everyone can think and answer every question
- 4. Answering process • Listen to the question. • Understand what is being asked for. • Answer to self. • Answer out loud. • Rethink and revise your answer.