I can defend both. It's not the answer I'm worried about, it's the confusion of the student. If the student is not confused by it, I have no problem with the method.
Signature #2: Do it the way that works and makes sense to you.
This applies to the whole of the population. There can be many variations.
I also reserve the right to personal bias and experiential pedagogy.
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