Sequence a short lesson around one decision
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Put the rule, example, practice and feedback in a deliberate order; do not divide a document into arbitrary screens.
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Practice the meaningful difference.
Create a readable lesson with plausible choices, useful feedback and an appropriate sharing boundary.
Create a readable lesson with plausible choices, useful feedback and an appropriate sharing boundary.
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Write scenario questions that test the intended decision
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Use a realistic relevant difference between choices; remove tricks, accidental clues and unsupported rules.
Write feedback that explains the decision, not just the score
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Connect the choice to the rule and the next useful step; a green tick alone does not teach the missing reasoning.
Review an AI-generated lesson against its actual source
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Treat generated lessons as drafts: check rules, omissions, invented examples and every explanation attached to an answer.
Check a mini-lesson on a small screen before sharing it
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Inspect the actual learner view for readable instructions, usable controls and a clear route through the task.
Public link, embed or invitation: choose the access boundary first
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Choose sharing according to the material and audience; an unlisted link is not the same as verified restricted access.