You can figure it out together.

Start with a story and let the young person lead with a question. The four cases work for middle and high school, with more depth when they are ready.

Mari, Anika and Dec talk through questions around a white kitchen table.

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Mari and Sami want the same room for different reasons. Ask your kid who a decision lands on first.

Try the room case together

Try a 20-minute conversation.

Let them choose. Read one case situation together. Ask what they noticed.
Compare two accounts. Look for a detail that changes the explanation. You can say, “I do not know yet.”
Ask whose experience is missing. Keep it about the story. Nobody owes a personal disclosure.
Leave the next step open. A question, a private draft or another source can be enough.

Before you open outside media

The core cases use text and original cast scenes. External films and social clips are optional. Preview them, consider the young person’s age and use the text path if a clip is unsuitable or blocked. No social account or public posting is required.

Start with the student guide Download PDF Choose a case together