Good Go practices for a beginner?
That is what I do and I think it works quite well:


play games - review them afterwards
If you don't review your games you wont learn as much since a bad move in go can have consequences many moves later and you probably won't pick it up during the game
Have a stronger player review your game (if you can) this helps a lot (try not arguing with them too much especially if they are much stronger than you)
Play go varieties like single colour go on 9x9 it helps a lot to improve your 
reading without looking at the board
Learn joseki fuseki tesuji do life and death, this is probably a bit dull and boring but it helps :D, you might just do the joseki you saw in the last game and see if you cold done anything better, maybe you can review a group you killed? was it actually dead?
watch other people play at your local go club if you have one or online, there are multiple streamers and yt channels with lectures and games with commentary I watch these: dwyrin, Nick Sibicky, Haylee


Hope that helps!