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Checking information about a college or training program: practice sheet
Grades 9–12 · Ready-made original
Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.
An example
A fictional poster says a training program leads to “a job for everyone.” It lists no placement data, requirements, or source for that claim.
Which statement needs checking before someone relies on it?
One possible response: Sage separates the advertisement from verified information. Sage asks the school counselor how to check the program’s current official details and support options.
1. A fictional advertisement says every graduate gets a job but provides no source.
Which statement needs checking before someone relies on it?
2. A program lists a class length but no entry rules, cost, or support details.
Which statement needs checking before someone relies on it?
One sentence to keep
Choose one story above. Write the first thing the person could say or do.