What should be avoided during EMI sessions?

During EMI (Enhanced Military Instruction) sessions, it is essential to maintain an effective and focused environment for learning and correction. Exceeding the necessary correction period can lead to several negative consequences. It may cause frustration or disengagement for the individual receiving instruction, ultimately undermining the purpose of EMI, which is to correct and train effectively. A long or unnecessarily extended correction period can detract from the learning experience, making it less impactful and potentially leading to resentment or resistance toward the instruction being provided.

Maintaining a concise and effective timeframe for correction ensures that the instruction remains pertinent and allows for maximum retention of the material being taught. This focused approach encourages learners to be attentive and responsive to the feedback they receive without feeling overwhelmed or discouraged. Thus, sticking within the appropriate correction timeline is crucial for the success of EMI sessions.