Shared quantitative curriculum assessment helpers for workshop scoring and simulator guardrails.
Scanned 9/3/2026
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name: curriculum-quantitative-assessment
description: Shared quantitative curriculum assessment helpers for workshop scoring and simulator guardrails.
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# Curriculum Quantitative Assessment
Use this skill when a workflow needs the workshop's shared quantitative curriculum rubric.
## Included Source
Use the checked-in Python helper directly:
- `.github/skills/curriculum-quantitative-assessment/curriculum_assessment.py`
It provides reusable helpers for:
- sorting workshop step files in curriculum order
- collecting per-file markdown metrics
- scoring the shared rubric dimensions
- calculating overall curriculum scores without duplicating formulas across workflows
## Shared Rubric
The shared rubric is the source of truth for:
- `cognitive_load`
- `readability`
- `active_learning`
- `checkpoint_quality`
- `scaffolding`
- `style_compliance`
Workflows that recommend edits should use these scores as guardrails and avoid suggesting changes that would lower the current educational score when a score-preserving alternative exists.
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