"I don't know where to start"

P. A. is inclined to let the Vulcan say: “It does not matter where you start.  What matters is where you finish.”  But the Empath module knows that the child does not need deep insights at this point.  The child needs a place to start.

Besides, P. A. recognizes this protest as the standard way to begin problem-solving.  Almost.  As it stands, it is a dead-end statement.  P. A. translates it into a quest question: "Where do I start?"   Another box on the wall sheet.  Fortunately, P. A. had left space to insert the box.  

Fortunately?  No.  Intentionally.  Problem-solvers prefer not to leave things to fortune.   P. A. also is prepared with the beginning of the answer.  It goes next to the question. 

P. A.:  "The people who can tell you what other people have done are your first line of offence.  Your first resources.  But you will also need to start thinking about other resources." 

Another box:  Resources.