Field notes · Case
Kane
Kane is still in training. This is every session so far, in order.
What this case teaches
The record
11 clips across 2 filmed sessions, each linked to
0:12
Which game does Kane want?
2:02
I gave the ball 3/10. Then Kane changed my mind.
7:33
Can play become the reward?
8:00
One down ≠ a learned cue.
17:36
Why I stopped this exercise.
0:47
The session changed. The learning continued.
5:15
Let him explore. Then ask for something.
8:04
The first walking down still needed help.
13:18
Less help. A clearer response.
15:53
The next try still needed clarification.
18:45
This is the down we were working toward.
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