EXD.5:2 - Problem

“Explain it in your own words” can invite paraphrase without the needed relation. A learner may generate a plausible but wrong account, copy a worked answer or fail because a prerequisite was never available. Supplying a correction and asking for repetition can then conceal how much help produced the result.

Useful guided generation specifies what the product should expose, preserves the first response and connects feedback to an affected retry.