Week 18 · Term Two · One inspectable hall
Turn one selected project into counts a neighbor can check: 1 of 8 on the wall, 3 + 2 notes, 4 + 2 claims, a 2 + 4 revision split, and a statement that does not say the term is a diploma.
Monday hangs 8 − 7 = 1. Tuesday counts 3 + 2 notes. Wednesday adds 4 + 2 claims. Thursday names 2 revised and 4 kept. Friday writes a statement a skeptical family can inspect.
20 minutes
Synthesis · One project on the wall
Treat an exhibition as one selected project, and refuse to hang every Term Two chapter so the year looks complete.
Make
A select card
Exhibition handoff: The select card is filed. The critique is still open — one chosen project is not yet notes a neighbor can check.
25 minutes
Critique · Notes must add
Count critique as kept plus returned notes, and refuse a prize stamp that the card never held.
Make
A notes card
Exhibition handoff: The notes card is filed. The second pass is still open — five notes are not yet claims a visitor can count.
25 minutes
Presentation · A second pass adds, it does not erase
Add the second-pass facts to the first-pass claims, and refuse to treat revision as an erasure.
Make
A pass card
Exhibition handoff: The pass card is filed. The revision is still open — six claims are not yet a split a family can inspect.
20 minutes
Revision · What changed stays named
Keep revised and kept claims on the same public card, and refuse a headline that the first pass vanished.
Make
A revise card
Exhibition handoff: The revise card is filed. The exhibition is still open — a refused poster is not yet a statement a family can inspect.
25 minutes
Public writing · A term statement families can check
Write a Term Two exhibition that uses this week’s counts and states what the table still cannot prove.
Make
A Term 2 exhibition
Exhibition handoff: The Term Two exhibition is filed. The year now has one inspectable revision model — not a claim that the term is complete.
The statement uses only work entered here. It does not infer a completed term, a grade, a public opening, mastery, attendance, or accreditation.
