Describe a pose, not a perfect body
Now put the words back into a whole person.
Choose one of the ten pose examples. Select a region, name the joint relationship, then separate what you can see from what you would need to ask. Your task is to describe the displayed variation, not to judge a student's body. Compare your note with a model response, then revise anything that has become clearer.
Fill in: "At the ___, I see ___." Then add: "A cue I might offer is ___." Finally: "I would ask ___." Reveal the sample only after writing or choosing to skip.
This release does not implement this lesson’s full animation. Its behaviour is specified in the PRD and content data. Step controls will accompany every drag interaction.
What have you described? What have you assumed?
Guardrail: Do not AI-grade free text or infer competence, injury risk or student diagnosis. Samples are authored learning aids, not transcripts of the learner's body.
Source: NOTES / CLASS 01:20:14-01:20:31 / DESIGN
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