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Track 1 · Four notebook pictures
“This is a fictional paper notebook. It is not a real field observation. N one is a plant drawing with a stem and three rounded leaf marks. N two is a plant drawing with a stem and three pointed leaf marks. N three is an animal puppet drawing with two pointed ear marks and four leg marks. N four is an animal puppet drawing with two rounded ear marks and four leg marks. These are the invented author's labels. Tell me a mark you notice. What can this paper not tell us about a real plant or animal? You may answer by voice, sign, pointing, AAC or a pass.”
Track 2 · The rule that needs repair
“The fictional notebook author says, ‘Every drawing with a pointed outer part is an animal drawing.’ Pause. N two has pointed leaf marks, and the author calls it a plant drawing. N three has pointed ear marks, and the author calls it an animal puppet drawing. Pause. Which one breaks the author's every rule? A careful new line is: ‘Pointed outer marks appear in both labelled picture groups on this page.’ It tells us about these drawings. It does not prove a fact about all living things.”
Track 3 · Source first, then share
“Before I tell a Science idea, I say where it came from. Was it my safe view of a real subject, a real photo, an adult's report, or a fictional paper picture? A photo shows only what is in its view. A paper picture shows only its drawn marks. If I found a drawing that breaks my broad rule, I can change my rule. I can say what I still cannot see. I can share this with a willing person, or choose not to.”
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