quality / editorial

final editorial pass

A source-driven review of consistency, tone, accessibility, and pedagogy across the professional Kai course platform.

learner boundary

Common Kai first

This site teaches ordinary Common Kai before sacred, symbolic, or Lumin work. Beginners should keep Sacred Kai as later specialist material until the plain sentence is stable.

  • Find the practical Common Kai meaning.
  • Say who or what is acting, needing, asking, or being described.
  • Open sacred, poetic, or Lumin notes only after the plain reading is clear.

coverage

course platform inventory

5 courses
courses 5

33 manifest units are represented.

lessons 41

41 print practice sheets are generated.

course resources 91

Includes course homes, practice sheets, reviews, assessments, instructor notes, readings, dialogues, and quality pages.

audio transcripts 6

Linked listening resources expose transcript text for review and accessibility.

audit gates

automatic editorial checks

consistency / tone / accessibility / pedagogy
pass

Consistency

Every course card is checked for title, level, completion status, outcomes, and manifest units.

0 catalog gaps found.
pass

Lesson integrity

Every loaded lesson keeps required metadata, learner practice or exercises, and an answer key.

0 section gaps found.
pass

Pedagogical sequence

Every manifest unit has lesson coverage, and every course exposes review and assessment scaffolding.

0 manifest units without lessons.
pass

Spaced grammar return

First-introduced grammar patterns are assigned to later lessons, reviews, projects, or final assessments.

0 grammar return gaps found.
pass

Beginner vocabulary load

The Beginner course is checked against cumulative vocabulary caps so early lessons stay teachable.

maximum Beginner overage: 0.
pass

Tone and register

Common Kai first warnings keep Sacred Kai, symbolic roots, and poetic compression from confusing beginners.

3 course areas require Common Kai first framing.
pass

Reference accessibility

Dense grammar, translation, pronunciation, dictionary, idiom, and vocabulary links have learner-facing explanations.

9 explained reference targets.
pass

Listening accessibility

Linked course audio resources are paired with transcript text for review and non-audio study.

6 of 6 audio resources expose transcripts.

course review

course-by-course pass

41 lessons
ready / Intermediate

Story Kai

Complete intermediate course for reading and writing scenes, memories, dialogue, reasons, conditions, guided Kaiven readings, and mythic narration without losing Common Kai clarity.

units
8
lessons
8
outcomes
5
resources
17
vocabulary
165
grammar
75
  • all manifest units populated
  • 56 scheduled returns
  • vocabulary load tracked by lesson metadata

decisions

editorial decisions applied

  • Keep Common Kai before Sacred Kai, symbolic roots, or poetic compression.
  • Keep old lesson stubs online but clearly labeled as superseded by the professional course path.
  • Put dense references behind learner-facing explanations instead of unexplained links.
  • Pair each lesson with printable practice, answer keys, review spacing, and course-level assessment.
  • Use audit pages as teaching infrastructure, not as hidden build notes.

remaining human review

manual queue

manual review

Core 3,000 semantic review

The generated Core 3,000 vocabulary still needs human semantic review before it should be treated as fully canonical.

manual queue
manual review

Human recording replacement

Synthetic audio is usable for draft listening practice, but the recording checklist remains the standard for final human audio.

manual queue
manual review

Read-aloud prose pass

A human instructor should read sample lessons aloud to catch pacing, examples that feel too dense, and any awkward explanation order.

manual queue