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Outputs Versus Outcomes Rewriter

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Turn activity counts into meaningful results.

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[ADD EVIDENCE] [ADD SOURCE] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Replace or resolve each flag before you use the result.

Rewrite my program results. Current statements of what we did and achieved: [CURRENT_STATEMENTS]. Data we have: [DATA]. The funder's reporting language: [FUNDER_LANGUAGE].

Classify each statement as input, activity, output, or outcome, and rewrite activities and outputs into outcome statements only where the data supports it. Use a table with Original | Type | Rewritten | Evidence available | Evidence missing. Warn against claiming change from attendance alone. Suggest simple ways to gather outcome data (short follow-up questions, participant stories with consent). Provide an example set of improved statements for an invented literacy programme, labelled as an illustration. Mark unsupported claims [ADD EVIDENCE].

Also add a short quiz of five statements for me to classify as output or outcome, with answers, so that the team can practise the distinction.

Number every claim that needs evidence, give a column for the source, and mark empty cells [ADD SOURCE], so I can see at a glance what is proven and what is not.

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Table (invented literacy programme)
Original | Type | Rewritten | Evidence
'We ran 40 sessions.' | Output | Keep as output | Attendance log
'60 children attended.' | Output | Keep | Register
'Children enjoyed reading.' | Weak outcome | 'In a short survey, 41 of 52 children said they read more at home since joining [survey, May].' | Survey
'Improved literacy.' | Overclaim | 'Average reading age rose by four months over the term for children who attended at least 20 sessions [assessment data to confirm].'
Mark unsupported claims [ADD EVIDENCE].

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