One task through four parts

Choose one ordinary responsibility, learning goal or unfinished task to return to throughout the course. Keep a single study record and develop it as you move through the four parts.

1. Part 01 — Start with a responsibility
   Describe what you can do, what needs practice and whom your choices affect.
2. Part 02 — Plan one action
   Choose a small step, an observable result, an action date and a review date.
3. Part 03 — Explain your choices
   Compare your reasons and decisions with the two source excerpts, then revise your explanation.
4. Part 04 — Review the result
   Record what happened, what remains unfinished and the next useful step. You can also try the optional visual reflection.

Keep the plan in one entry: your task, one action, when you will act, when you will review it, what you actually observe and your next step. If the action is still in progress, return to the result on your review date.

This is an editorial study route. Follow the existing lesson exercises and keep your source notes, interpretation and observations distinct.

How every lesson works

The four lessons use a consistent learning pattern so you can concentrate on the source and keep one study record across the programme:

1. Orientation and source frame
2. Reading map and key terms
3. Worked example
4. Learning exercise
5. Self-check
6. Private study record
7. Next step

The practice reading texts remain part of the source-led edition. Editorial study aids do not replace the original seminar materials.

After Part 04

Review the single study record you carried through all four parts: what you planned, what you observed, what remains unfinished and the next useful step. Keep source notes and personal interpretation separate.