Where it usually breaks
And how to keep it from happening.
- Unclear scoring. Different maximum scores can make apparent comparisons misleading. Agree the scoring practice before the first visit.
- Vague findings. An observation such as “untidy” does not explain the requirement or the condition to correct. Describe the actual area and item involved.
- Lost corrections. A later clarification must preserve the earlier submission's evidence so the reviewer can understand what changed.