Repair Clinic: Diagnostic bridge and Intermediate orientation
Reading
Notes
9 of 16
intermediate
Objective
Repair a plausible but unsupported response using the exact evidence and task rule.
10 min
What to do
Output
One corrected answer with evidence
Steps
- Identify the precise fault, quote or paraphrase the decisive evidence, and write the corrected response in My Notes.
Repair a plausible but unsupported response using the exact evidence and task rule.
Repair sequence
- Name the error: first mention, wrong source, excess certainty, missing condition or format breach.
- Return to the decisive evidence.
- Write the corrected answer.
- State the rule that prevents the error next time.
Common mistakes to avoid
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Mistake: Using a generic strategy without applying it to the named source.
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Mistake: Making a broader claim than the evidence supports.
Check your work
- The repair names the original fault.
- The correction matches source scope.
- The evidence is sufficient and relevant.