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Units

Five connected units, four cases each. Open a unit to plan the sequence and keep its materials together.

Unit 1

Before you run with it

How do you know enough to share, judge or decide?

Cases 1–4
Unit 2

Read the fine print

What does the paper actually say, and what can you ask before you sign, share or post?

Cases 5–8
Unit 3

Find who’s responsible

Who has the power, or the duty, to act, and how do you reach them?

Cases 9–12
Unit 4

Put it to the test

What counts as proof that something works, is allowed or is legal?

Cases 13–16
Unit 5

Take it public

How do you take a question public so that people can trust it and act on it?

Cases 17–20

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