What is the quality of the learning outcomes and how they fit together?

**Individual Learning Outcomes**
1. Clarity — Is the intended learning unambiguous?
2. Assessability — Is achievement observable?
3. Scope — Is the outcome appropriately bounded?
4. Cognitive demand — What depth/type of thinking does it require?

**Learning Outcome Set**
5. Coherence — Do the outcomes form a unified conception of what students are learning?
6. Progression — Do they build toward increasingly sophisticated understanding/performance?
7. Coverage — Do they adequately represent the intended learning?
8. Distinctiveness — Is each outcome contributing something non-redundant?

Learning Outcome Analyzer

Estimates the English reading grade using words of three or more syllables, with sentence counts and reading-level rewrite actions.

SMOG estimates the U.S. reading grade needed to understand English prose by counting words of three or more syllables and scaling their frequency to a 30-sentence sample. Each occurrence of a polysyllabic word counts. The calculator requires at least three sentences; passages shorter than 30 sentences receive a short-passage estimate note. Results include word and sentence counts and actions to lower or raise the reading level. Consider readers' background knowledge, subject familiarity, and text organization alongside the estimate.

SMOG Reading Level

Analyzes text to determine its FK readability level

FKGL (Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level) is a readability measure that estimates the U.S. school grade level needed to understand a piece of text. It is calculated using sentence length and word complexity, with higher scores generally indicating more difficult reading material. Teachers can use FKGL as a quick screening tool to check whether instructional texts, assignments, and communications are broadly appropriate for students’ reading levels, while also considering factors such as vocabulary knowledge, background knowledge, text structure, and individual learner needs.

Flesch-Kincaid Reading Level

Estimates reading-grade bands using the Dale–Chall formula, with vocabulary statistics and reading-level rewrite actions.

Estimates the U.S. reading-grade band for English prose using sentence length and familiar vocabulary. Reports the raw Dale–Chall score, sentence statistics, and difficult-word percentage. When a target grade is supplied, it also reports whether the text is on, above, or below that level. Includes actions to lower or raise the reading level. Supports English and English (UK).

Dale-Chall Reading Level

Learning Commons literacy evaluator
https://learningcommons.org/

Literacy (Learning Commons)

Spanish language readability metric: Spanish SMOG

Spanish SMOG Readability

Annotate a teaching philosophy statement for how it aligns to academic, humanist, social, and pragmatic views of education.

Teaching Philosophies Analyzer

Evaluates whether the activities in a lesson plan form a connected intellectual trajectory or a collection of related tasks

Coherence

Analyze curricular materials in terms of their practical considerations that would matter to teachers.

Practical Considerations

Checks whether the supports in the material preserve productive struggle or do the thinking for students.

Scaffolding Level

Template for extracting structured attributes from a tool output.

Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy Lens

Evaluates whether the material supports self-directed, concrete-to-abstract, self-correcting learning in a prepared environment.

Montessori Design Principles

Evaluates how much genuine thinking the material requires of students

Cognitive Demand (DOK) Lens

How much of the material operates at each level of Chi & Wylie's (2014) ICAP framework: from Passive reception through Interactive co-construction?

ICAP

How deeply are students being asked to think about the mathematics?

Student Math Thinking

Evaluates whether a math lesson lets students experience a central concept through a coherent sequence of tasks, contexts, representations, and notation, read from the standpoint of a novice student.