PART 1 · LESSON 1 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES Free
The Request Seems Simple
A new advisor, Ruth, opens the room's communications project with the question that will guide the entire level. Say "I'm Ruth, I'll be advising this project"; "Jordan said it was a small project"; "Jordan says that about everything, what's the request?"; "explaining the room to people who've never been here"; "sounds simple, doesn't it?"; "what would a successful outcome look like?"; "a new person understands the room without asking anyone"; "write that at the top of every page"; "what does the request require, exactly?"; and "that's your first job: finding out."
Audio instruction: Brazilian Portuguese
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THE STORY
In the library meeting room, Ruth, the communications project advisor, introduces herself to Ana and Emma and asks the first question of the project.
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