FEEDBACK	The Active Reviewing Cycle	THE 4 ZONES

4. FUTURES Quickly sketch two charts. 1 = a prediction of your own ups and downs during the next activity. 2 = how you would like your chart to be. Reflect or discuss before moving on.	_/\/\_/ HAPPY CHART		1. FACTS A 'happy chart' (or 'storyline') is a graphic way of showing emotional ups and downs. To construct a chart, first agree about 10 points during the activity for charting.
3. FINDINGS Look for differences, similarities and surprises. Encourage questions about each other's ups and downs.			2. FEELINGS Each person draws their chart on a separate piece of paper. If you want to see the whole group profile, use transparent plastic overlays or a giant piece of paper.
	a bit more about HAPPY CHARTS
PICTURES | SUCCESS | ROUNDS | STONES | REPLAY | MISSING PERSON | HAPPY CHART | SKETCH MAP | TRANSFER | QUESTIONS |

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