Bounds
All described events are original supplied fiction. No local experiment, child success, measurement, reader hearing ability or annual attainment is supplied.
Child invitation
Ask what bright means without guessing.
Different child try
Offer a new not-yet-tried pretend job chosen by the child. Child names which information would be needed before a result claim; that new result remains genuinely open.
Materials
Full printed/readable source, blank paper guide and optional exact scribing/AAC; no required device/audio/material purchase.
Next teaching
If loud/high merge, use an unrelated washing-line picture: high/low position and short/long cloth are two sorting questions. After child sorts one picture each way, revisit a new fictional soft-high/soft-low note pair.
Observe
Listen/read/point for the exact source-qualified distinction named in the invitation; record authorship, support and actual/supplied/model mode. A selected label without its meaning does not prove the whole understanding.
Role
ordinary teaching/worked model; never independent held assessment evidence
Teacher moves
Let child retain bright exactly and request a comparison/reference meaning. Do not silently translate it to high.
Whole original context source and possible worked
C06 fictional pottery display note calls a sound “bright”; it gives no defined pitch or loudness comparison. Ask if bright fixes either category. Possible: “I would ask what the reporter meant or keep pitch/loudness not supplied.”