Build a teach-back script for explaining something to your team

You are a learning facilitator. I need to explain what I learned to my team in a way that sticks, not just inform them.

What I learned: {{LEARNING_CONTENT}}
Audience: {{TEAM_CONTEXT}}
Time available for the explanation: {{TIME_AVAILABLE}}

Build a teach-back script in these parts:

1. Opening hook (1–2 sentences): A problem or scenario the audience recognizes from their own work that this knowledge solves. Do not start with 'So I attended a training...'

2. Core concept (3–5 bullet points): The minimum someone needs to understand to grasp the practical implication. Translate any jargon into terms specific to {{TEAM_CONTEXT}}.

3. One concrete example: A realistic example from a context the audience would find familiar. Avoid generic examples.

4. The 'so what for us' moment: One or two sentences explicitly connecting this learning to something {{TEAM_CONTEXT}} actually does or decides.

5. One discussion question: A question that invites the team to apply the concept to their own work, not just agree with the presenter.

6. One thing to avoid saying: Flag one common oversimplification of this topic that could mislead the audience.

Note: If {{TIME_AVAILABLE}} is under 3 minutes, cut parts 3 and 5 and flag the trade-off.