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That question belongs somewhere.

Save an idea for a future case or a conversation with your teacher. Write in English, Spanish or Spanglish. Your note stays with you.

Anika records a voice-memo idea while Mateo listens beside a phone on a mini tripod.

What should we look into?What is confusing, and who might it affect?A source or story to start with, if you have one

Use the characters or a made-up example. Leave names, contact details and private records out.

Duda would ask…

“Which part still does not make sense?”

Saving a question does not send it to the project. You choose whether to bring it to a class conversation.

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you ask?

The story keeps going when you bring a question. Keep a note, talk it through or open another case.

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