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Topic 6 "Forces that touch, and forces that don't" — your read (28 September 2026, night)

Three lessons; "force" is used (Topic 5 coins it), "non-contact" and "static" are not. Read by the author as you, then a non-author review (19 findings applied) and two cold reads (58 of 58, then every key defended). Reply by number.

The one that unblocks the bank

1. Do these typed hard types work for you? Your 28 Sep night ruling is applied without asking: the bank's hard items are now text entry, not MCQs; easy and medium stay four-option MCQs and are the bulk. The old hard type (Elias's claim judged against four happenings) is withdrawn, because a claim judged is DOK 3 and cannot sit in the bank as an MCQ now; the practice set's Freya item still carries the topic's claim. Two exemplars on the one typed type — the stem never names the puller, the student types it in the lesson's words:

Recommendation: approve both; the bank's hard slot (at most eight of about fifty) is generated from this type on fresh falling things and fresh steel things. Approve both / accept "gravity" too / strike the nut item / say what else

2. Do the five question types stand? Eight exemplars on five types, coverage table with no empty row; type 3 pairs this topic's sort with Topic 5's push/pull, as you asked for pairs. The one hard type is the typed one above.

The five types and the coverage table Approve all / strike these / edit these

The lessons

3. L01 Most pushes and pulls touch; some don't — the same ball pushed by a hand, then pulled by Earth; the same paper clip pulled by the magnet, pulled by Earth, pushed by a finger. Article · script · quiz Fine / say where

4. L02 A rubbed balloon — the same balloon over the same head does nothing until it's rubbed; then hair, paper bits and an empty can move toward it without being touched. One closing sentence names "electric charge" and stops. Article · quiz Fine / say where

5. L03 The sort: does the pusher or puller touch the thing? — including the boundary a reviewer found missing: a pull through a string counts as touching, because the string joins hand to thing. Article · quiz Fine / say where

Also on the site

Intro and poll · summary and three questions · Student view on the live site.

After you answer

1 and 2 → bank of about 50 from the approved types, blind read, hand-over folder for David.