repair-progression

To fix progression gaps, you identify and repair taxonomy jumps greater than one Bloom or Marzano level between consecutive activities, then insert targeted scaffolding content to bridge the difficulty spikes.

Bloom and Marzano taxonomy jumps occur when consecutive activities increase in difficulty by more than one level, creating a gap that requires targeted scaffolding to ensure a smooth, stepwise path through editorial units.

You can resequence activities within editorial units while preserving the original destreza mapping and cross-references, ensuring that progression repairs maintain structural continuity across the project.

Yes, you can add cross-unit recall bridges to preserve continuity between units, ensuring that scaffolding repairs and resequencing steps maintain a smooth stepwise path across the entire editorial project.

You need a progression report, vigilance audit results, and unit files located under project/units, along with taxonomy mapping references, to produce updated unit content and a progression repair log.

Repairing scaffolding omissions generates updated unit content, a detailed progression repair log documenting the fixes, and an updated progression map reflecting the new activity sequence and scaffolding.