Story context
A new fictional situation contains several ambiguous clues.
Can you apply the learning when the situation is less obvious?
Understand the idea
Classify what is fact, reported information, inference, assumption and unknown. Good judgement uses evidence, recognises uncertainty and chooses the safest proportionate next step.
Keep this about the story.
You do not need to share anything about your own life or family.
A fictional situation
A student says they may not return after an overseas trip. Their phone is monitored, but they have not named a wedding date and later withdraw the comment.
Case simulation · Evidence room
Question 1 of 3 · Evidence room
The student later withdraws the comment. What does that establish?
Choose one answer, then submit it.
Your reasoning desk
Sort what you know before you decide.
Select every thinking move that belongs in your answer. There may be more than one. Nothing is submitted or saved.
Changing your answer after new evidence is good reasoning.
Reflect privately
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Quick activity summary
Good judgement uses evidence, recognises uncertainty and chooses the safest proportionate next step.
Optional extension: Enter the Sarina advanced case and apply the same evidence method.