I find that once people understand the fundamentals of the two edges and how they work with each other, the penny has dropped. Most things that need sharpening will be a piece of cake. Try shears after this. Practice on neighbours shears, friends or relatives. Just get sharpening. Don't try scissors just yet though. They're a few steps up. Give it time. Then try on an old pair of scissors that are really blunt or have a knick in them.
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