1. Print and fold
Each student receives a historical print. The most recent bars are folded under. You may not peek. The left side of the page is the only evidence allowed for the first marks.
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The mapping lab, in order
This is the sequence used in the Saturday intensive and the zone lab. It is a classroom process, not a software tour.
2. Circle reactions
Twenty quiet minutes. Circle swing rejections. No names yet. A reaction is a bar that approached an area and left with intent — not a story about why.
3. Cluster, then uncover
Nearby circles become a zone, never a hairline. Then the fold opens. Later bars either respect the band, overshoot it, or ignore it. You rewrite one sentence and keep, widen, or retire the zone.
When you want a seat in this sequence, look at the intensive or the Saturday lab and write to the desk. We answer with remaining dates, not with a checkout screen.