He leaves her to it, standing far enough away to watch her posture and also the trajectory of her shots. Blasters aren't so difficult, and the aim here is mainly proficiency. She doesn't need to be a sharpshooter, just competent.

It's tempting to keep her at this task, because this is something he understands. But he's been thinking on it and the extent to which she's been ignoring and misunderstanding her other abilities worries him as much (maybe more) as his son's tendency to overly rely on them.

He waits a while. Practicing anything has a sweet spot, in Han's experience; he wants her to hit her stride and stay there until she starts to tire of it, and then they can move on. Finally he nods again.

"Ready to try something different?"