Noticing is different from an arranger’s wordsFoundation Design Tech · T4 W39–40 · Aids / V02 alternative · Text version

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The first panel shows the fictional broad label’s front and bent base. The second repeats the arranger’s exact reason from O02 in a separately labelled account. The third shows a new broad-face drawing with no maker explanation. Nothing identifies the learner as familiar with any real object.

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Uli says, “I know the name label on our classroom shelf. I looked at its folded base today.” Uli’s fictional arranger says, “I folded it so the name faces the shelf front.” In a different original sketch, a broad face has a base but there is no arranger account. These are supplied fictional sources, not this learner’s familiarity or a real shelf observation.

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Fictional shelf feature

A front face and bent base are shown in Uli’s fictional account.

Arranger says why

I folded it so the name faces the shelf front.

No maker reason supplied

A new broad-face drawing has no arranger account.

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