Reviewable Automation
Automated labels, if present, remain editable. Practitioner-confirmed labels are distinct from system-derived labels.
Descriptive vs Coaching Sentence Checker
Descriptive vs Coaching Sentence Checker is a practitioner-only quality review tool for an individualized social narrative. Practitioners use it to classify sentences as descriptive or coaching/directive and summarize whether descriptive sentences predominate so revision can focus on the sentence mix.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Version Awareness
If the draft changes, prior classifications should not be silently applied to changed sentences.
Boundary
The checker reviews sentence mix only. It does not rewrite the story, certify all quality criteria, or judge outcomes.
Does the checker decide final sentence labels automatically?
No. Automated labels are reviewable, and the practitioner can correct sentence segmentation and classifications.
What sentence types are supported?
The supported distinction is descriptive versus coaching or directive sentences.
Does this replace a full fidelity review?
No. It reviews sentence mix only; broader fidelity review belongs in a separate tool.