Lesson 3: What should a group do after a public mistake? Printable pages

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College and community

Task: Write a corrections policy for a student club’s social accounts, then use it to write the correction for the crew’s recap caption.

Students make: Corrections policy, 250–350 words, plus a posted correction of 70–100 words.

One class period: 75 minutes. Full chapter: 106 minutes.

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Family page Lesson 3: What should a group do after a public mistake?

In this case, a group of friends posts a caption that wrongly blames younger neighbors for a late start. Your student compared the caption with an event log and wrote a correction and a plan to repair the harm.

Questions to talk about

  1. What makes an apology feel complete?
  2. Where should a correction appear so the people who saw a mistake will see it?
  3. How can a group check a claim before it posts about an event?

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