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Learners rank competing statements, then see what their order says about what they protect and what they trade away.

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Statements

Write statements that genuinely compete. If a learner can rank them without giving anything up, there is no tradeoff to reflect on. Six to nine works best.

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Themes are pulled from the statements above. Write what it means when a learner's top choices cluster in that theme.

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Ranking

Shuffle the starting order

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Weights each statement by where it landed and shows which themes rose to the top.

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Reference order

Compare against a reference order

For showing a team charter, a policy, or an expert order beside the learner's. It is a comparison, not a score. Set each statement's reference position on the Statements card.

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