Codes: AC9E9LA06, AC9E9LY05. Goal: compare an abstract noun in a report with one in fiction. Prepare: Text B/C/D and agency lens.
- Launch · 2 min. Put
confidence returnedbeside “the silence felt heavier”. Ask which text type makes a measurable-looking outcome claim. - Model · 5 min. The report's
confidenceimplies a change Text A never records. The fictional scene'ssilenceis observed within its narrated world, while “heavier” is figurative. Purpose and evidence change what we can claim. - Guided reading · 6 min. Compare
the addition(second arrow documented),the improvement(value judgement),the hesitation(supported interpretation). Class labels source detail, inference and overreach. - Practice route · 6 min. D17-A/B/C: evidence ladder, oral comparison or concise edit. Each uses one noun from a report and one from fiction, with a warranted conclusion.
- Exit · 4 min. Revise “The improvement restored confidence” to “The crew added a second arrow; the log does not show whether it helped.” Explain why the revision is narrower.
- Evidence note · 2 min. If a learner mistakes fictional mood for measured data, ask what narrative perspective provides and what a real survey would need.
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