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The Bored of Education
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Done
You choseApply all four.
What happenedAll four are on the Lesson 1 page: the five cultural regions, the map questions pointed at page 5 instead of page 6, the textbook's own wording "protection from extreme weather", and a note on the cliff-dwellings question saying the passage is on page 16. The Student Workbook and the Teacher Answer Key still need the same four edits, and those are yours to make — both files live in your Google Drive, which the team cannot reach from here.
The full write-up, with the exact wording for each fix: Deliverables/2026-08-24-topic-1-lesson-01-corrections.md
Raised 2026-08-24
In hand
You choseTalk it through first.
What happenedNothing has been applied, which is what you asked for. All eight are written down and waiting for that conversation whenever you want it. The headline one is still the headline one: Theory is row 7 of the vocabulary box, and the pages the lesson assigns never define it.
The full write-up, with the exact wording for each fix: Deliverables/2026-08-25-topic-1-lesson-02-corrections.md
Raised 2026-08-25
Done
You choseTextbook wins, standing rule.
What happenedYour rule was checked against every conflict on the list in Lessons 3, 4 and 5, and it holds in all of them. One place where the book's "more permanent" had been dropped was put back today. The rule is being written down as a standing one so nobody has to ask you again.
Where the five are recorded: Deliverables/ — the Lesson 03, 04 and 05 content packs, each with a discrepancy list at the end
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseBuild Lesson 6 from 27 to 30 only.
What happenedLesson 6 draws on printed pages 27 to 30 and nothing else. That was checked against the page rather than assumed, and nothing on it rests on a claim from the three missing pages.
The Lesson 6 pack, where the gap is recorded: Deliverables/2026-08-30-topic-1-lesson-06-content-pack.md
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseLeave all four up.
What happenedAll four are still on the public materials page, alongside Lessons 1 and 2. Nothing was taken down.
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseBring Lesson 1 up to match.
What happenedLesson 1 now has the same structure as Lessons 2 to 6. A separate defect turned up on the way and was fixed with it: the page told scholars to write down the bold part of each definition, and Lesson 1's vocabulary had no bold in it at all. All eight of its definitions carry the bold now.
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseHave the team watch and report.
What happenedBoth were measured end to end. The sync fault that once ran to four and five seconds is now under four thousandths of a second on both. The slide counts match the scripts exactly, nothing is silent that should not be, and both run under their target length. One honest limit: nobody here could listen to them, so pronunciation and pacing are still unchecked. That part is now its own card up in Needs you.
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseHave the team test it properly.
What happenedLaura tested it herself and reported it working. Closed, and it is not to be raised again.
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseClear them out.
What happenedThe four proposals are out of the team inbox and the change is saved. The originals stay in the history, and the record of what was adopted and what was cut is unchanged.
What was adopted, what was cut, and why: Deliverables/2026-08-28-proposed-standards-disposition.md
Raised 2026-08-28
In hand
You choseDraft it.
What happenedIt is written. Your note went in with it and widened the rule: openly licensed pictures stay the default, and where no good one exists the team may use another provided it is explicitly marked, so it can be swapped or replaced if a lesson ever goes beyond the classroom. The draft is saved, and it binds nobody until you say yes — that ask is now its own card up in Needs you.
Raised 2026-08-30
In hand
You choseNothing — this one was ours to decide, not yours.
What happenedReplacement pictures are being sourced now, openly licensed and checked against what they actually show. The videos get re-rendered once they are in. Nothing needed from you.
Raised 2026-08-30
Done
You choseYes, put it in force.
What happenedIn force as of today. The rule now binds every specialist who sources or places a picture, and a pointer to it sits in six of their contracts, so nobody has to be told again. Your answer on the wording question settled the two rules that rested on it.
The draft, all seven rules with the evidence behind each one: Team Knowledge/Guidelines/GL-009-classroom-image-use-and-attribution.md
Raised 2026-08-30
Queued
You choseI'll listen to these.
What happenedYours to do, whenever suits. The timestamps are about six minutes in total. Worth adding one the team has never heard: the new closing credits card on Lesson 1 speaks a photographer's username, and nobody has checked how it sounds.
Raised 2026-08-30
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