Book Reality / Draft / Not started

Reality and Evidence

Learners practice distinguishing claim, evidence, assumption, and interpretation.

Audience

New members, students, and civic readers

Not started

Initial review within 7 civic working days after artifact submission

Foundation Review Circle

Lesson Workflow

Module 1 / 45 minutes

Ready for learner

Identify the difference between a public claim and the evidence that supports it.

Practice: Annotate a civic statement with claim, source, assumption, and open question.
Artifact: Evidence note

Teach-back prompt

Explain how a civic claim changes when evidence, assumption, and uncertainty are separated.

Evidence standard

Artifact must identify at least one claim, one source, one assumption, and one unresolved question.

Module 2 / 60 minutes

Draft

Explain why responsible civic design must name limits and costs.

Teach-back prompt

Describe why a proposal becomes more trustworthy when its limits are named plainly.

Evidence standard

Reality map must include benefits, constraints, risks, unknowns, and a proposed next question.

Artifact Review

Learner artifact names the claim, concept, or practice being demonstrated.

Artifact includes source language, local example, and an open question or limitation.

Facilitator note explains whether the artifact is ready, needs revision, or should enter the knowledge graph.

Reviewed learner artifacts can become glossary entries, operating sheets, evidence notes, service plans, or memory records.

Book: Reality
Principle: Public action begins with what is true enough to act on responsibly.
Artifact: FOUNDATION-001 Book I Reality

Academy pathway records are illustrative. Artifact controls are shown as review commitments in this static demo.