An education technology solution that provides non-cognitive data insights focused on positive student outcomes.
Student EI partners with school districts to provide strength and evidence-based analysis of their student's non-cognitive skills. Our technology provides an actionable data driven approach for the district and the student.
Our key principal (or mission) is to help students realize their full potential by building awareness of the non-cognitive skills they need to be successful in school and long after they have left the academic environment.
Non-cognitive skills, sometimes referred to as behavioral attributes, 21st Century skills, social emotional skills, soft skills, work ready skills, is the intangible “something” in each of us.
These skills are versatile and linked to academic, career and life success.
Partnerships
Student EI partners with school districts to provide strength and evidence-based analysis of student's non-cognitive skills.
Reporting
Middle and high school students create their
21st century skills summary. In real time, students receive a report indicating their skills range.
Technology
Our technology focuses on providing students a foundation built on
skills for success;
self-management, collaboration, curiosity, emotional resilience and social engagement skills.
The 5 factors to student success
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Work Ethic
Self-Management Skills
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Managing Tasks
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Being Responsible
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Organizing
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Managing Time
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Attending to Details
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Goal Setting
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Decision-Making
Teamwork
Collaboration Skills
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Work with others
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Building Trust
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Collaborating
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Warm and Friendliness
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Perspective
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Being Fair
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Forgiving
Curiosity
Creativity Skills
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Innovation
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Abstract Thinking
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Imaginative
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Artistic Skills
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Cultural Awareness
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Processing Information
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Engaging New Ideas
Stress Tolerance
Emotional Resilience Skills
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Regulating Stress
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Managing Anxiety
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Maintaining Optimism
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Regulating Emotions
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Self-Confidence
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Regulating Impulses
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Positive Attitude
Communication Style
Social Engagement skills
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Leadership Skills
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Asserting Views
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Initiating Interactions
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Conversational
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Self-Expressive
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Persuasive
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Regulating Energy
The earlier students learn about the importance of non-cognitive skills and how they affect everything in their lives from school to careers, from relationships to happiness, the more success they will see throughout their lifetimes.
21st Century Skills Survey
Students answer a series of science and evidence-based questions that align with self-management skills, collaboration skills, curiosity, emotional resilience, and social engagement. In real time, student's 21st Century Skills Summary is generated and can be found in their Student El Dashboard.
Parent Input Survey
Parent/ guardian and instructional leaders will have the opportunity to answer a series of questions that will contribute to their student’s 21st Century Skills Summary.
College and/or Career Survey
Our technology provides students, parents/guardians, and educators with a data-driven path that can help them visualize a variety of opportunities where they are most likely to find greater success in the next chapter of their lives. Academics/GPA, skills range, and interests surveys help students create a roadmap on which they are most likely to find success after graduation
Interest and/or Climate Surveys
Throughout the school year, students answer a series of questions regarding climate, culture, bullying, a sense of belonging, etc. The resulting data can be used by administration to take an actionable approach to achieve district goals.
Student Skills Playbook
Students have a skills playbook as part of their student dashboard. Playbooks are delivered in video format designed to engage students and help them strengthen their non-cognitive skills.
Educator/Administrator Resources
Cognitive and academic data overlaid with the student's non-cognitive data, provides administrators and educators with a data driven path to assist with a variety a strategic plans and initiatives including ESSA, SEL, 21st Century Framework for Learning, Portrait of Graduate, Pathways, and more.
District Tools
Frameworks
Districts can use Student EI technology to assist with a variety of district strategic plans and initiatives. Administration can use evidence and strength based science to align EI/SEL, ESSA,
21st Century Framework for Learning, Portrait of Graduate, Pathways, and more.
Benchmarks
Districts can create custom benchmarks that are used to better understand where students are likely to excel. This technology provides an actionable approach where students are more likely to find success and districts have a data driven path to
accomplish goals.
Interoperable
The Student EI application can integrate a variety of information from your SIS, LMS, etc., into your district’s Student EI dashboard. Cognitive and academic data overlaid with students 21st century skills data provides additional paths for districts to help students succeed.
User Friendly
Student EI has an easy to use interface. District users can search and filter students by cohort, skills range & factor, benchmarks, graduation year and more.
Share skills summaries,
playbook video’s, interests, etc. with students, staff and parents.
About Us
Student EI partners with school districts, county and state education departments, superintendent associations and school board associations to provide the latest
non-cognitive skills development and learning technology available today to
support positive student outcomes.
Our key principal (or mission) is to help students realize their full potential by building the non-cognitive skills they need to be successful in school and long after they have left the academic environment.
Non-cognitive skills, sometimes referred to as behavioral attributes, 21st Century skills,
social emotional skills, soft skills, work ready skills, etc, is the intangible “something” in each of us.
Our technology focuses on providing students a foundation built on these skills for success; self-management, collaboration, curiosity, emotional resilience and social engagement skills.
Districts can use Student EI technology to assist with a variety of district strategic plans and initiatives. Administration can use the resulting student data to align ESSA, 21st Century Framework for Learning, Portrait of Graduate, Pathways, and more.
We are compliant with NYS Ed Law 2D, FERPA, COPPA, ATLIS and California Student Privacy.
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