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02 / EVIDENCE FOR EVERY CLASSROOM

Understand each learner. Plan for the whole classroom.

Turn individual, classroom and cohort assessment results into practical guidance for teaching, targeted support and tracking progress.

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IndividualDimension-level understanding
ClassroomPlan activities and support
CohortPlan and review development
SEE THE PATTERN. PLAN THE NEXT LESSON.

See the learning pattern. Plan the next lesson.

Explore a working example

Switch classrooms, select a skill and explore a teaching activity with follow-up evidence.

INTERACTIVE PREVIEWFictional data · No real user records
01Switch the data view
SCHOOL INSIGHT / SAMPLE

Find the shared need. Choose the next activity.

60sample responses

Select a bar to explore a teaching activity for that skill.

Evidence presentEvidence incomplete

Counts use fictional response criteria. They are not ability scores or school rankings; one response does not establish what a learner cannot do.

TAKE IT FURTHER

From the example to the service

Reports teachers can use

Age-appropriate explanations and practice priorities, shared according to each recipient’s access rights.

Shared patterns and differences

Use classroom or cohort summaries to plan support without exposing individual data beyond agreed permissions.

Interpret, plan and follow up

Discuss findings with teachers and agree activities, responsibilities and follow-up evidence within the package.

Discuss the scope with us

Confirm scope, fees and the start date with the team before proceeding.

01START WITH YOUR PURPOSE

What you can take into your next step.

Turn individual, classroom and cohort assessment results into practical guidance for teaching, targeted support and tracking progress.

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Reports teachers can use

Age-appropriate explanations and practice priorities, shared according to each recipient’s access rights.

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Shared patterns and differences

Use classroom or cohort summaries to plan support without exposing individual data beyond agreed permissions.

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Interpret, plan and follow up

Discuss findings with teachers and agree activities, responsibilities and follow-up evidence within the package.

02ONE PICTURE. THREE PERSPECTIVES.

Choose the perspective that helps your school act.

Illustrative reporting structure. Each level answers a different question and follows agreed access rights.

01Individual

What should this learner practice next?

Read dimension-level results and evidence, then choose a goal suited to the learner’s level and context.

Skill dimensionsPractice prioritiesIndividual plan
Access within your role

Agree who sees individual and summary results before starting.

IDEAS INTO PRACTICEAn example to explore

From a report to classroom action

Example: some learners can read data but struggle to connect evidence with reasoning. How could a school plan its next activity?

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Identify a need without labeling learners

Review response evidence and assessment scope alongside grade context. Distinguish class-wide needs from individual support.

Illustrative example · Actual activities and deliverables follow the agreed service scope.

Explore the path from results to work and evidence
03HOW THE JOURNEY WORKS

From the first conversation to the next step.

Agree the goals, scope and deliverables before work begins.

  1. 01

    Define the question

    Identify the learner group and development priority.

  2. 02

    Prepare the assessment

    Agree timing, equipment, data and access rights.

  3. 03

    Interpret together

    Receive reports and connect findings with teaching.

  4. 04

    Review application

    Review activities and evidence at the agreed interval.

04 / SCOPE & FEES

Know what’s included. Choose with confidence.

Discuss the scope with us

Confirm scope, fees and the start date with the team before proceeding.

Request a proposal based on learner numbers, assessments, rounds and interpretation scope. Reports, meeting hours and fees are specified before confirmation.

Before receiving a service

Delivery format
Before applying or agreeing to a service, confirm whether the specific round or proposal is online, on site or hybrid, including the location and appointment time.
What to prepare
Have the service, round, goals and questions ready. Read the eligibility below, then ask the round’s team which documents, equipment or system access are required before sending personal information.
Contact hours and support
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Appointments and delivery times follow the individual course or proposal. Remote work by staff does not mean 24-hour customer service.
Application, help, complaint or appeal

Ask about scope and fees
05GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.

A few things you may be wondering.

LET’S TALK YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Start with the goal you want to reach.

Share a little context so the team can explain the scope, format and fees relevant to you.

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