Know Every Student's Strengths
HUB Student Profiles reports human skills for each individual student. Teachers see what a student does well and how they are growing across every human skill the district measures.
HUB Student Profiles supports:
HUB Student Profiles reports human skills for each individual student. Teachers see what a student does well and how they are growing across every human skill the district measures.
HUB Student Profiles supports:
Solution overview
Student-level data shows where each student is ready to grow, and the lessons that build that skill go to the students who need them. Teachers respond to what students need when it matters, then see whether their instruction worked.
Explore Benchmarking and Monitoring
Student Profiles reports what each student does well, where they have room to grow, which lessons build those skills, and how far they move over the year.
Individual Student Data
Student Profiles reports all twelve human skills for one student, comparing a student's own view of a skill with what their teacher rated. Districts using HUB Benchmark see the AI analysis as a third perspective on the same skills, scored down to the observable.
Instructional Match
At the individual level, the data names which skills a student is ready to build. HUB Action lessons and Arcade experiences are assigned to that student or to the small group who share the need, so teachers give students what they need when they need it.
Growth
Teachers see growth on each human skill for each student, and which observables contributed to it. The record builds through the year, so you can trace growth on any human skill back to where a student started.
What's included
Student Profiles turns the data your district is already collecting into a record for each student, connected to the systems you already use.
Every student has a human skills report covering all twelve skills, with growth tracked across the year and detail down to the observable level. Pulse Check completion is tracked by students.
Student Profiles connect to your SIS, so rosters, classes, and student records stay current without extra data entry.
Lessons and Arcade experiences go to individual students and small groups, matched to the growth area the data identified.
Individual data is what lets a district act for one student.
The skills employers name most often are the ones a transcript does not carry. Student Profiles builds each student's record of human skills growth over time, so counselors and advisors have something specific to work from and students can speak to their own strengths.
Screening asks which students are ready for more and which need support. Student Profiles reports each student against grade-band expectations, identifies the students who share a growth area, and shows whether the support is working.
Human skills results are reported by students, so they sit next to reading, math, attendance, and behavior data in the reviews your teams already conduct. The skills a student brings to academic work become part of the same picture.
Teachers walk a student through their own results: the skills they are strong in, the growth since the fall, and what comes next. Students build the habit of looking at their own evidence in the same language the district uses everywhere else.
In a 30-minute demo, we will walk through an individual student's human skills report, show how a lesson reaches the students ready for it, and explore how individual data fits the systems your district already runs.