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Thirty ways in · choose, switch or combineFoundation Digital Tech · T2 W11–12 · Learner Cards

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Point, draw, speak, sign, use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), or direct an adult. These are options, not fixed learning styles or ability groups. One part now is fine; private/pause/pass accepted. Read words neutrally; actual physical objects and actual system use are recorded only where encountered. The complete linear/tactile/no-print alternatives keep the source task available.

Day 51 · Match one plan choice

A · See/mark: Point/draw one supplied picture in its source position, then add the remaining parts.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Hear the source chunk; tell/sign/AAC its activity and position.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct an adult to the exact cue and order; choose no-touch source words.

Day 52 · Choose your own plan

A · See/mark: Choose/draw three activities for your character; repeated ideas welcome.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Tell/sign/AAC your chosen activities; direct the scribe's order.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct broad cue selection and placement, including your own activity if wanted.

Day 53 · Show the same data differently

A · See/mark: Match a chosen plan to a picture or symbol form using its key.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Tell/sign/AAC each activity and direct the new form in the same position.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct suitable physical objects in order if available, or an exact picture/symbol route.

Day 54 · A strip with a purpose

A · See/mark: Make/direct a strip your chosen reader or puppet could use.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Explain one key meaning through words/sign/AAC; private rehearsal works.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct one large representation/key and a willing-reader try only if wanted.

Day 55 · Use fresh G first

A · See/mark: Point/draw the new source records in order; compare form through its supplied key.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Hear the exact new source and give your own ordered representation.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct exact cue/order from fresh G with its fresh source legend available; first response before worked answer/separate teacher key.

Day 56 · Explore an actual helper or paper

A · See/mark: On the approved running helper choose one slot and notice its output; paper equivalent works.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Tell/sign/AAC choices and what the actual system is for, if encountered.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct an adult's real helper action or the paper equivalent; keep adult action attributed.

Day 57 · Choose a useful form

A · See/mark: Try one available form for your own plan and choose what you prefer.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Explain a preference through words/sign/AAC, without having to justify an access need.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct the form or willing-reader question you want; private choice is complete.

Day 58 · Repair this copy

A · See/mark: Compare each copy slot with its named source and repair one mismatch.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Hear the exact source/copy; give the mismatching position and repair.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct an adult's repair from the source, keeping your intended new plan separate.

Day 59 · Keep or tell one meaning

A · See/mark: Point to one own strip/key meaning and choose private keeping or sharing.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Tell/sign/AAC whose made drawing it is and one activity meaning if ready.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct your explanation/scribe and actual willing reader only if chosen.

Day 60 · Use fresh H first

A · See/mark: Point/draw its new repeated records and compare its separate copy.

B · Say/sign/AAC: Hear exact fresh source/copy chunks; give order and the source-backed repair.

C · Direct/no-touch: Direct the new representation/repair from H alone; first capture before feedback.