LET’S TRY ONE
A performer remembers bright stage lights; an audience member remembers quiet music. Must one account be false?
No; they noticed different aspects.
The two observations can both be true.
Learning steps & teaching tips
Recognize that accounts may emphasize different experiences without automatically contradicting one another.
- Check each observer's position, role and evidence before deciding what agrees or differs.
- Work through the example. Explain how its evidence supports the answer.
- Try a new question; use the explanation to check your thinking.
Try it together
Make one new example with a partner. Identify the evidence for your answer before checking it together.
Check each observer's position, role and evidence before deciding what agrees or differs.