Learning app references

Editorial example reviewed 2026-11-02. Source observed 2026-10-29. Inspect all eight source frames.

1. 

   Original frame 1 · source position 1

   Choose a place to start

   Open a puzzle or explore a lesson.

   The source opens with a course chooser. Lead with the choices your own app actually offers.

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2. 

   Original frame 2 · source position 2

   Find your next technique

   Choose a Sudoku lesson to explore.

   A short exercise makes the learning promise concrete. Here the actual lesson list establishes what can be learned.

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3. 

   Original frame 3 · source position 3

   Try it on a real grid

   Explore the next move in a Sudoku puzzle.

   The source shows a chess problem. Keep the idea of visible practice, without borrowing chess or its interface.

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4. 

   Original frame 4 · source position 4

   Understand the next move

   Read an explanation, one step at a time.

   The translation task demonstrates an action. Replace that task with the owned app’s hint and reasoning screen.

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5. 

   Original frame 5 · source position 5

   See why. Then try.

   Follow a worked example and practice the idea.

   The conversation screen adds another learning mode. Use a documented worked lesson instead of implying conversations.

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6. 

   Original frame 6 · source position 8

   Bring your own puzzle

   Import a grid and explore its logic.

   The source ends on music practice. Close on a supported next action, with the actual import screen and no music claim.

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