{
  "id": "teaching-audio-engineering-recording-1",
  "title": "Teaching Audio Engineering & Recording I",
  "course_url": "/learn/courses/teaching-audio-engineering-recording-1.html",
  "audience": "teacher",
  "lesson_count": 16,
  "mapped_checkpoint_count": 16,
  "rows": [
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M01",
      "lesson_number": 1,
      "title": "Make a concept teachable",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for make a concept teachable. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Verify input selection, duplicate/undo, trim and export. Have take-with-silence.wav ready for learners whose microphone permission is unavailable.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher models a ten-second take, asks learners to predict what export preserves, and has each learner save and reopen an original. A brief written or spoken explanation distinguishes project from audio.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: A teacher explains recording for twenty minutes, then asks students to copy definitions. No recording or independent evidence is collected."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M02",
      "lesson_number": 2,
      "title": "Teach digital sound without false equivalence",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach digital sound without false equivalence. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Load the three tone files at a quiet level. Supply the asset manifest so hidden DAW format settings do not block the exercise.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher compares fixed-frequency tones at different amplitudes, then different frequencies at a controlled amplitude. They inspect actual file properties after export and separate pitch, level and encoding.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: A teacher calls a taller waveform a higher pitch and uses an MP3 renamed WAV as an example of conversion."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M03",
      "lesson_number": 3,
      "title": "Trace the signal with the class",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for trace the signal with the class. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Draw the actual setup, including USB/computer combined stages. Use supplied distortion rather than intentionally clipping hardware.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher traces source, input, track and output; records a short test; stops input monitoring; and replays the saved take. A silent capture is investigated at the first unproven boundary.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The input monitor is audible, so the teacher signs off recording even though no file was captured."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M04",
      "lesson_number": 4,
      "title": "Teach a controlled microphone experiment",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach a controlled microphone experiment. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Prepare the model card and marked 4/12/36-inch positions. Set a safe reference gain at 4 inches and leave it unchanged.",
        "Demonstrate: Raw takes retain fixed input gain and documented performance conditions. Separate playback-matched copies are used only for tone judgment.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: A student records at 4,12 and 36 inches but changes input gain each time and normalizes the only copies. The teacher credits a controlled distance experiment."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M05",
      "lesson_number": 5,
      "title": "Explain gain where it occurs",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for explain gain where it occurs. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Prepare one documented input path with a manual-gain interface if available. Check normal source peaks before student monitoring.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher locates the input gain and meter, uses representative peaks before recording, and explains that later attenuation cannot restore an already-overloaded capture. A clean retake verifies the correction.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The teacher lowers the track fader until the final meter looks safe and declares a distorted input fixed."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M06",
      "lesson_number": 6,
      "title": "Teach room and monitoring judgments",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach room and monitoring judgments. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Choose two safe classroom positions and a brief acoustic source. Keep doors and room activity as consistent as possible; do not move heavy furniture or improvise acoustic construction.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher describes an audible tail, documents source/listener positions and uses a repeatable comfortable reference. Measurement claims remain separate from observations and require suitable methods.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The teacher labels a room as having a 1.5-second reverberation time from casual listening and calls a volume-knob mark a calibrated SPL."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M07",
      "lesson_number": 7,
      "title": "Model a session and a recoverable edit",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for model a session and a recoverable edit. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Prepare a short live source and a session sheet. Establish a microphone rotation and a performer cue route with no speaker feedback.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher saves untouched takes and a named edit version, checks joins in context and demonstrates reopening the source after the session closes. Each student rotates through an engineering role and submits individual evidence.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The teacher records over the original while demonstrating a comp, then relies on undo after closing the application."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M08",
      "lesson_number": 8,
      "title": "Assess capture independently",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for assess capture independently. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Use an unfamiliar short live source or newly chosen student performance. Provide only the brief: capture 20–30 seconds, make one justified edit, retain and reopen the original.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher awards the demonstrated import, mix and recovery skills while recording physical capture as unassessed. A scheduled microphone station provides a separate observed practical.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: A learner mixes supplied stems well, and the teacher records mastery of microphone placement and live input gain."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M09",
      "lesson_number": 9,
      "title": "Teach polarity and arrival time",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach polarity and arrival time. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Load the provided source, inverted copy and delayed copy at the same start. Disable automatic normalization and effects.",
        "Demonstrate: The demonstration separates isolated playback, aligned summing, opposite-polarity cancellation and delayed-copy interaction. The teacher reduces levels before summing and uses an actual mono sum.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: A teacher calls a polarity inversion a 2 ms delay and asks learners to find which isolated polarity sounds correct."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M10",
      "lesson_number": 10,
      "title": "Teach EQ through a reasoned comparison",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach eq through a reasoned comparison. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Prepare the three broad-region tones and EQ examples. Set a modest listening level.",
        "Demonstrate: Students locate a problem, change one filter parameter and compare in context with playback-level bias reduced. A justified decision to retain the original can receive full evidence credit.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: Students choose an extreme EQ curve because its output is louder; the teacher grades the curve shape rather than the sound."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M11",
      "lesson_number": 11,
      "title": "Teach compressor behavior",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach compressor behavior. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Prepare transient and sustained examples plus dynamics renders. Demonstrate compressor gain reduction separately from output level.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher uses the above-threshold dB model, then demonstrates detector/timing behavior on a phrase. Attack and release tests are separate; output gain is judged independently through playback and headroom checks.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The teacher describes 4:1 as reducing all amplitude to one quarter and treats peak gain reduction as the required makeup gain."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M12",
      "lesson_number": 12,
      "title": "Trace effects and preserve endings",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for trace effects and preserve endings. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Use dry, echo and reflection examples. Verify send/return routing if available; a wet/dry insert can demonstrate blend but must be labeled as a different route.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher draws dry and auxiliary paths, tests return mute, and chooses the export end by listening through the intended decay. The delivered file is checked independently.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The teacher exports at the final note-off and cuts every effect tail. Muting the return also removes the dry signal, but the route is not inspected."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M13",
      "lesson_number": 13,
      "title": "Coach a mix rather than a plugin list",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for coach a mix rather than a plugin list. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Use the melody, pad and pulse stems at their common start. Demonstrate balance and pan without automatic normalization.",
        "Demonstrate: The teacher asks for intended roles, starts with static balance, then evaluates a located processing decision and translation observation. Students explain benefits and costs rather than accumulating plugins.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The teacher scores the mix by number of processors and assumes the solo-loudest track should be the foreground."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M14",
      "lesson_number": 14,
      "title": "Verify a handoff and calibrate a rubric",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for verify a handoff and calibrate a rubric. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Provide the delivery brief: stereo WAV,44.1 kHz,16-bit, full intended tail, no clipping; source project and notes separately. This is a classroom exercise specification, not a universal industry requirement.",
        "Demonstrate: A copied project is reopened, sources and actual file properties are inspected, and audio is played independently. Rubric scores point to artifacts; an untested dependency stays marked unverified.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: A neat ZIP receives full credit without opening it; no one checks source dependencies or format."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-M15",
      "lesson_number": 15,
      "title": "Teach back and launch Engineering I",
      "assignment": "Prepare and teach the demonstration for teach back and launch engineering i. Use the named practical and classroom case below. Record what the learner actually did, score the case against the course criteria, and revise the teaching after feedback.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Prepare: Arrange access to one approved physical sound source and recording path. Set a 30–60-second project brief with foreground/support roles; student voice or simple percussion is sufficient.",
        "Demonstrate: The educator teaches a short experiment, collects an artifact, scores against criteria, responds to a misconception and revises after feedback. A launch plan names device access, station rotation, practical assessment and recovery procedures.",
        "Rehearse and teach back: Perform the linked unit’s practical on your actual classroom setup. Retain a baseline, the changed version and one independent replay/reopen check. Prepare and deliver a three-minute teach-back of the demonstration to a colleague or reviewer, or make an accessible recording for review. Include one prediction, one controlled operation and one check for understanding.",
        "Assess this case: The educator presents polished slides but cannot demonstrate the activity, score an example or explain the equipment rotation."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Keep the prepared example and baseline, the changed or reopened result, a teach-back record, criterion-level case score, feedback, revised plan and access adaptation. Label simulated or untested practical work honestly.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "adapt",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical explanation is accurate and distinguishes observation from inference.",
        "Practical evidence preserves a baseline, controls the intended variable and verifies the result.",
        "Teaching makes the concept accessible and includes a prediction, demonstration and diagnostic response.",
        "Assessment and launch decisions cite actual evidence, identify untested skills and specify a feasible next action."
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "State the learning objective, teach a workable activity and show how the resulting student work demonstrates the objective.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    },
    {
      "id": "PD-AER1-FINAL",
      "lesson_number": 16,
      "title": "Final portfolio and practical review",
      "assignment": "Complete the teaching readiness portfolio for final portfolio and practical review. Rehearse the demonstration, score the case evidence, document revisions, and state which practical skills remain untested.",
      "practice_steps": [
        "Complete the final teaching package: Locate evidence from the course tasks or modules for each final criterion. Include the original, a justified revision, and the verification result. Preserve the listening copy, editable recovery materials and applicable source permissions. Use your teacher-selected DAW."
      ],
      "evidence_requirement": "Portfolio evidence references, final handoff/recovery result, practical-skill record and next learning step. Keep the final teaching package, criterion-level scores, feedback and revised launch plan.",
      "standards": [
        "teach",
        "assess",
        "implement"
      ],
      "assessment_criteria": [
        "Technical accuracy across examples",
        "Controlled practical evidence with retained baselines",
        "Verification, recovery and honest limits",
        "Accessible demonstration and diagnostic teaching",
        "Evidence-based scoring of a learner example",
        "Feedback and documented revision",
        "Feasible classroom plan and individual assessment",
        "Complete participation record and accurate completion scope"
      ],
      "assessed_focus": "Score the work against stated criteria, identify the misconception and provide feedback and a suitable next activity.",
      "alignment_scope": "The named educator work assesses this part of the standard; consult the official source for its full scope."
    }
  ],
  "teacher_assessment": {
    "instructions": "Assess the work named in each row. Record the file or portfolio entry, the criterion, the result and the next action. Use a practical observation for equipment operation. Give feedback on the learner’s decisions as well as the finished result.",
    "levels": {
      "3": "Criterion met, with independent verification or a successful application in another situation.",
      "2": "Criterion met: the required work is complete, accurate and supported by evidence.",
      "1": "Some relevant work is present, but the intended result has not been demonstrated.",
      "0": "The required evidence has not been submitted or demonstrated."
    },
    "self_guided": "Read the evidence requirement before starting. Save the work, check each criterion and revise any missing or unsuccessful part. Use a peer or instructor for tasks that require feedback or a witnessed practical demonstration."
  },
  "readiness": {
    "pathway": "educator",
    "fit": "For educators, not a student course.",
    "prioritySkills": "Demonstrating and assessing clean capture; editing; routing; musical balance; reliable exports and backups.",
    "priorSkills": "Read or complete the companion student course; bring a sample assignment to assess.",
    "equipment": "Computer with a DAW, headphones, supplied audio; microphone and interface for capture labs.",
    "expectedTime": "15 designed hours",
    "teacherGuidance": "No instructor is required; this edition is for educators preparing to demonstrate, assess, and adapt the student course."
  }
}
