English Marketing Marketing / Market Research small training manual for new sales agents

In a traning manual for new sales agents, this comes at the end of each section of instructions and comments, and seems to mean ´now go and try for yourself´.

In the classic school textbooks it would be ´Exercises´
or something like ´Test yourself´ in more adult self-study books.

Has anyone else seen the word in this sense?

My text is a very small, simple set of notes, to be expanded no doubt by face-to-face contact and discussions.
Each 'straction' seems to be a cue to the trainee go and work out his/her own ideas and thoughts or contributions to the next discussion.
There may be practical 'exercises' like looking at a potential customer's business and noting varous details, or gathering information about them and sizing them up.

The text is mostly in Danish, but peppered with English expressions, and this is not a generally known Danish word - it is still so new that it is spelt straction and not straktion...

All the references I have found seem to use it as a DIStraction - e-stractions like using a mobile phone or texting in traffic, for instance.

I am tempted just to leave it, but I hate using terms that I do not understand properly myself - how can I be certain that the reader will?
Thanks for any comments or explanations!