Capture an observation, then interpret it
- 01
Hear
The pulse stops before the turn.
- 02
Capture
Note the event while the detail is fresh.
- 03
Review later
“Count the join, then try both bars.”
The Lesson Feed can preserve a useful observation while the musical detail is fresh. Keep the entry specific enough to guide later review.
Written walkthrough
During a demo lesson, capture an observation in the Lesson Feed. Use the available note or pinned-moment controls. Later, return to that observation when reviewing the lesson record.
Recording script
Play a short passage. “Listen for the join into bar 2.”
Open the feed. “I have heard one useful detail: the pulse stops just before the turn.”
Capture the observation. “I write what happened, rather than a label such as ‘weak rhythm’.”
Show a pinned moment where available. “This point helps me return to the context. A pin is a reference, not an automatic assessment.”
Review after teaching. “Now I can turn the observation into guidance: count through the join, then try the two bars together.”
Capture notes
Use fictional lesson content. If a timestamp or recording is shown, verify that it leads to the moment described. Do not present an unpublished observation as already shared student guidance.
End card: “Capture evidence now. Review the guidance afterwards.”