The Crosswalk Engine
Different Words.
The Same Skills.
Every state, district, and Portrait of a Graduate names durable skills in its own language. Underneath the labels, learners are making the same cognitive and emotional moves. The Crosswalk Engine matches competencies by definition — not by name — so measurement flows into your framework, in your words.
Crosswalk explorer
Pick A Framework. Watch It Connect.
Select a Portrait attribute to see how it’s framed for instruction and which anchor attributes IMPACTER uses to detect it in student language.
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Your framework
Sketch Your Framework
The engine reads the definition underneath the word, live, and answers honestly.
Our district calls it . Type your word, then run the sketch.
A verified crosswalk would read your full definition, not just the word.
Next steps
Get The Verified Version
Districts and county offices hold one of these. The sketch above matches a word in seconds; a verified crosswalk maps your framework’s full definitions, every indicator, with the evidence
behind each connection.
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Want The Science Underneath?
Now that you’ve seen the engine work — understand what it measures, why it matters, and the science underneath.
The skills
What We Measure
Eight durable skills — mapped to CASEL, grounded in Harvard’s Making Caring Common, scored by rubric-aligned ML.
Explore the wheel →The science
Linguistic Architecture
Durable skills leave a fingerprint in language. See how the ML model reads authentic voice against rubric criteria.
Read the methodology →The evidence
Measure What Matters
Durable skills are 2× more predictive of adult outcomes than cognitive metrics. Every existing tool has been incomplete.
See the case →