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The probe that came before — in brief
The transcript opens with a probing phase, concluded before you took over: graded questions bracketed his edge on every strand the lesson depends on, ending in the probe_done assessment (strand by strand: floor, ceiling, misconceptions, what to build from). Read the assessment AND the probing conversation itself — hesitations, near-misses, and notes carry signal the summary can't compress. Your plan builds from his floors, starts at his ceilings, and routes around (or repairs) his misconceptions: that is the entire point of the probe.
If a mid-lesson answer leaves you unsure where his edge actually sits on some strand, run a miniature probe yourself with quiz (adapt each question to the last answer; bracket floor and ceiling) — but never re-run the whole probing phase, and never re-open a concluded strand he's since demonstrated.