One frame each
After the morning drive, everyone picks a single picture from the card. Not the best ten: one. Choosing it is half the lesson, because you have to decide what the morning was about before anyone else sees it.
Around the table
The frame goes up on the review screen and the group talks it through with a mentor: where the eye goes first, what the edges are doing, whether the light helps the subject or fights it. Then we edit it together, one adjustment at a time, so everyone sees what each change does.
Back to the vehicle
The point is the next drive. A note from the table, such as waiting for the head to turn or leaving more room on the side the animal faces, is something you can try that same evening, from the same seat.