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Day 9 — Recommend without oversellingYear 10 English · T1 W1–2 · Day 9 lesson

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Year 10 / Term 1 / Weeks 01 02 / English

Part of the full two-week lesson sequence. Check the pack guide and taught point before teaching.

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Codes: AC9E10LA04, AC9E10LY06, AC9E10LY03. Goal: draft a two-paragraph recommendation that names data, assumptions and an alternative. Prepare: device brief, D/E, claim-check aid.

  1. Audience · 2 min. “A fictional adult reader wants a 10-month decision within $1,000. We can report the model; we cannot certify a real contract.”
  2. Model plan · 5 min. Fill source = invented plan rules; claim = B fits $1,000 at 10 months; calculation = $980 versus $1,040; limit = actual terms and access remain unverified.
  3. Plan · 6 min. Learners decide how to present A fairly for a shorter horizon and what would change the recommendation. They may argue for no commitment yet while awaiting information if they explain why.
  4. Draft · 7 min. Write two short paragraphs or an equivalent accessible presentation with transcript: recommendation/figures, then alternative/limits/next check. No real purchase or sending to others.
  5. Edit · 3 min. Partner checks that all dollar amounts and durations match the brief and that no “always” claim escapes the stated horizon.
  6. Exit · 2 min. Everyone submits a revised claim and one explicit uncertainty.

Access: paragraph headings, typing/speech/AAC, private peer or teacher review. A writing support should preserve the learner's own choice and reason.