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    The document describes two hypothetical scenarios. In the first, a person needs to communicate with a bus seatmate who speaks a different language to ask them to watch their bags. In the second, a math instructor hands out a study strategies sheet in a foreign language without translation, potentially being unfair to students who can't understand it. The document prompts the reader to consider how communication could occur in the first scenario and whether the instructor is being fair in the second.

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    The document describes two hypothetical scenarios. In the first, a person needs to communicate with a bus seatmate who speaks a different language to ask them to watch their bags. In the second, a math instructor hands out a study strategies sheet in a foreign language without translation, potentially being unfair to students who can't understand it. The document prompts the reader to consider how communication could occur in the first scenario and whether the instructor is being fair in the second.

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    The document describes two hypothetical scenarios. In the first, a person needs to communicate with a bus seatmate who speaks a different language to ask them to watch their bags. In the second, a math instructor hands out a study strategies sheet in a foreign language without translation, potentially being unfair to students who can't understand it. The document prompts the reader to consider how communication could occur in the first scenario and whether the instructor is being fair in the second.

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    Imagine the following scenarios:

    1. Can you imagine how you would be able to communicate with a seatmate in the bus who speaks
    an entirely different language from yours? How will you be able to tell him to watch over your
    baggage as you get off the bus for a while to buy something?

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    2. You’re in Math class, and the instructor passes a piece of paper to each student. It is announced
    that the paper contains Study Strategies for Students in Mathematics; you are to read it and
    make comments. Upon Glancing at the paper, however, you observe that it is written in a
    foreign language that you do not understand . What do you think, is the instructor being fair?

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