Begin inside a recognisable situation.
A bounded scenario gives practice enough context to feel useful without pretending to reproduce every detail of a live session.
Notice what changes the next move.
Structured cues can draw attention to timing, communication, setup and the small signals that influence professional judgement.
Make the reasoning available for review.
The point is not a score for its own sake. It is a clearer account of what the practitioner noticed, considered and might try differently.
