A transit CAD vendor uses international terms the city’s dispatchers do not use. What should the instructor do with that jargon?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Vendor-speak is a foreign menu. Translate it into the city’s dish names so dispatchers can order on the job. Mocking the glossary or dumping a standard overnight does not make the words usable tonight.
Full Explanation
Correct vocabulary and appropriate jargon mean the language matches this learner group. Restating international CAD terms in municipal vocabulary lets dispatchers map vendor screens to city practice. Insisting on vendor-only diction, ridiculing the glossary, or assigning extra standards reading fails the communications fit 3B requires.