correction

"Everyone contributes, taking initiative to collaborate and foster the direction of the group, and during these shared activities, children get feedback and corrections on their contributions," Rogoff explained.

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, then, is a course correction, and one that provides more opportunities for Disneyland’s wildly diverse fan base to see itself reflected in its rides.

Then it pushed back, one requirement was dropped and "corrections" were considered to another.

But he said he believes voters want a “course correction” on issues like crime and the economy.

Those "corrections", along with any big cheques that are written for health, schools or housing, will form the basis of Labour’s narrative.