📊 Circuit Choice and Audience Impact Matrix

Students build a comparison matrix for their 2 strongest concepts using criteria such as brightness, reliability, symbolism, material complexity, and audience clarity. They sketch a simple wiring diagram for each option, note likely series or parallel behavior, and write short evidence-based claims connecting design choices to censorship, conformity, memory, or questioning. Pairs then give feedback to 2 peers, receive feedback, and revise one matrix entry and one design claim before final selection.