Choose a question, a direction and a reader. You can begin with one sentence. Your position can change. You can disagree with the examples if you give a reason from the text.
- Read the whole available text, or hear its exact words in short parts. Ask for a repeat or more time.
- Write, dictate, sign, use AAC, choose exact phrases or direct broad paper panels. AAC means augmentative and alternative communication. Tell the teacher which words are yours and which were offered.
- Make a reason, an objection, a reply or an ending. Choose what is useful now; continue later.
- Try your voice only if you want and it is suitable. A private script or mode plan is worthwhile. You do not have to speak, look at a person, record yourself or share publicly.
- Keep a choice you like, change it for a reason, or leave it open. No one has to agree with your argument.
You do not need a broken item, family spending story, a repair, a purchase or an account. Invented examples stay invented. A dated announcement is something someone said at that time; it is not proof of what happened later. Use your own safe fictional topic or the supplied texts. You can pass a personal/public activity and still make a private piece of work.
Daily plans have the exact sources and invitations. Optional home choices are free and need no return.