A municipal splash-pad closure notice must be grade-six English for caregivers, not pump-engineer language. The prompt never names the reader. What should the leader require?
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Short Explanation
Put audience and reading level in the prompt as standard parameters: grade-six English for caregivers. If the instruction never names the reader, the draft drifts into pump-engineer language. Hope is not a reading-level control.
Full Explanation
Audience and reading level are prompt parameters, not after-the-fact edits. If the instruction never names the caregiver reader, the draft will drift into specialist language. Leaders should require those fields in the standard instruction. Hope is not a reading-level control.