You take it · Coming soonKindergarten–Class 12 · ages 3–18
Parent View: Child SEL Profile What you see at home, made clear.
You know your child better than any test. Parent View turns what you notice every day — with siblings, at the dinner table, before homework — into a clear social-emotional profile written for your child’s stage, with activities to try together.
You mark how often you see everyday behaviours — rarely, sometimes or often. Each behaviour belongs to one of the five SEL areas and is written for your child’s age.
Feelings
Names feelingsKnows own strengths
Self-awareness: understanding what they feel and why.
Calm & focus
Calms down after upsetFinishes tasksFollows routines
Self-management: handling big feelings and staying on track.
Caring
Notices others’ feelingsRespects differences
Social awareness: empathy and respect.
Getting along
Shares and takes turnsSolves conflict with wordsListens
Relationship skills with siblings, friends and adults.
Good choices
Tells the truthOwns mistakesThinks before acting
Responsible decision-making, at the right level for their age.
Age alignment
One test, written for each stage.
A three-year-old sharing a toy and a fifteen-year-old handling exam stress are using the same skill at different stages. Each version asks about the behaviours that matter most at that age.
Launch prices will be announced to the waitlist first. Full refund if the test hasn’t been started. See all pricing · Schools: get a quote.
FAQ
About this test.
Every view has a lens — that is why we ask about specific, observable behaviours rather than general opinions. From Class 4, your child can take the Inner Strengths & Skills Test too, so you can see both views.
Related tests
Pairs well with.
Class 3–10 · available now
Inner Strengths & Skills Test
Your child reflects on 12 inner skills in their own words — set it beside your view.