How do you practice GS4 case studies at home?
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I use a very short one: facts / stakeholders / values in conflict / 3 options with a downside each / what I would do and why / a safeguard so it doesn't fail in practice. If I can't name a downside, the option isn't real. I time it, otherwise I write 4 pages.
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I can write a theory answer on integrity or attitude, but case studies take me too long and I never know if I covered stakeholders, options, and a course of action, or just wrote a lecture.
If you practice these at home, what's a simple checklist you actually use in the 1.5–2 pages, without turning it into a coaching template?
If you practice these at home, what's a simple checklist you actually use in the 1.5–2 pages, without turning it into a coaching template?
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That checklist is close to what I do. I also force a line on the most vulnerable person in the case, not only the department and the officer. And I don't invent a law I'm not sure exists.
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The downside-for-each-option rule is what I was missing. I'll time one tomorrow.
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Also end with something implementable (a register, a second check, a written reason), not 'I will follow the Constitution'. That's a conclusion, not a course of action.