🧠Think Divergent
Children
Holistic Functioning Profile

boots's Report

Report
At a GlanceHome vs School
Domains
Thinking & LearningAttention & MemoryEnergy & MotivationEmotions & RelationshipsLanguage & CommunicationMovement & CoordinationSensory Experiences
Impact
Daily Life Impact
Support
Adjustments: SchoolAdjustments: Home

Key

Strength
Support need
Priority area

Profile Simulation

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Attention & Memory

How boots functions in this area

Attention & Focus
Memory & Recall

📊Home vs School Comparison

Home
School
Attention & Focus
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Strength
School
Strength
Memory & Recall
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School
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At Home

Strength

At home, Boots is generally attentive and able to focus on activities. He remembers instructions and routines well, which helps him complete tasks independently. Boots sometimes needs a little support to stay on track when there are distractions, but overall his attention and memory skills are developing well and support his learning at home.

🏠 The Impact

At home, Boots sometimes finds it tricky to focus during story time or remember multi-step instructions, like tidying his toys after playing. With gentle reminders and visual cues, Boots can build his attention skills during these daily routines and feel successful.

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At School

Strength

Boots is doing well with attention and memory at school. He concentrates well on classroom activities and follows instructions. Boots sometimes needs a little support to remember multi-step directions, like when there are lots of instructions at the same time. Overall, Boots is able to remember what he learns and apply it in the classroom.

🏫 The Impact

Boots is a bright spark in the classroom! Sometimes, focusing during lessons can be tricky, and Boots may need extra reminders to keep tasks on track. With some support, especially during longer activities, Boots can shine and show what an awesome learner they are, remembering key information and instructions.

💭What this could mean

Boots is doing well with attention and memory at both home and school! The similar scores suggest Boots's experience is consistent across environments, and that he isn't masking or struggling more in either place. It may be helpful to consider what strategies are already in place in both settings that support Boots's focus and recall. Since Boots scores slightly better at home, think about whether there are aspects of the home environment, like fewer distractions or more flexible routines, that could be incorporated into his school day to further support his success.