Purpose: offer selected A-first or B-first components after actual teaching in purpose, alternatives, materials/steps and ready/use/return. C09/C10 are ordinary practice only; H05/X05 optional.
- Privately check real teaching, source/model exposure and support. Use A-first or B-first only for components actually taught; postpone freely.
- Neutrally read the complete selected source and its relevant prompts. Give its exact empty own headings or blank paper/usual communication; keys remain separate.
- Choose a route below. Save each original component before feedback. Protect uncollected components from answers and held later sources.
- After relevant capture, optional own practical making can begin under local checks. Record actual actors, not a completed fictional use.
- Use the selected source's precise criterion and complete unrelated next-teaching example. Record access help separately from supplied design content.
- Retain the original, conditions and an actual next instruction. A/B later needs real targeted teaching and exposure review, not merely another calendar date.
Routes: sketch one own new arrangement component; dictate exact own steps to a faithful scribe without physical making; communicate one choice/reason privately using sign/AAC/pointing and keep it before feedback. No all-case or complete-page quota.
Notice/next teaching: original source-specific reasoning at its observed scope. C09 offers an ordinary unshared plan; C10 contrasts faithful recording with an added adult idea. These public cases are neither secure nor calibrated and do not award official Prep bands.
Short child start · Read together · Blank own mats.
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