A procedure-to-practice brief: source, decision, exception, evidence
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Write the source and the expected decision before asking a tool to create the lesson.
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Give every answer a source.
Define the decision, preserve exceptions and resolve conflicting instructions before drafting.
Define the decision, preserve exceptions and resolve conflicting instructions before drafting.
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Map procedure steps to lesson elements without copying everything
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Link each explanation and practice answer to its source step; leave reference-only material in the reference.
Write a lesson outcome someone can actually check
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Describe a bounded choice or action, not a promise that the learner understands an entire process.
Teach exceptions without inventing authority
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Teach people to recognize the boundary and find the right owner; do not turn every exception into an automatic answer.
Before generating a lesson, resolve conflicting source instructions
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Do not let a course generator choose between inconsistent procedures; identify the authoritative owner and version first.
Worked example: turn a booking rule into a practice decision
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A fictional meeting-room example shows the source-to-practice method without private business data.