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Two people can need different things · Day 14Year 4 HASS · T1 W3–4 · Child / Day 14 · Text version

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Two notes have different ideas. What does each actually say? Compare responses, including asking for information. Explain what might change. Nobody has tried the idea yet.

choose one concrete route or equivalent, use ordinary source/example with reading/description if wanted, make/show a decision and source connection. Change route, finish or return.

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A decision note: two perspectives; response; possible effect; remaining question. Selected A replaces this ordinary invitation with exact prompts.

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Parent or educator help — ordinary task Observe faithful perspectives and linked possible consequence. If motives are guessed, return to words. If a “compromise” is supplied by an adult, attribute it; exact A criteria apply only to A. Actual learner meaning separate from adult inscription. Selected desk/key separate from ordinary help.

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