Basic Survey for Primary School Students – Complete it to receive a personalized report.

Foundations Survey- Middle School

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Child’s Birth Year & Grade (e.g., 2012, 8th Grade)

This guidance will include two complementary layers. Please tell us the balance that best matches your family’s priorities, for example: 60% Academic Foundation / 40% Healthy Growth. 1) Academic Foundation → Traditional methods for school success (tests, grades, admissions); 2) Healthy Growth → Modern, engaging approaches that build curiosity, resilience, creativity, and long-term skills.

Which of the following notable educational approaches best match your child’s needs, personality, and your family’s values? (Tip: selecting only 1-3 will help us generate clearer and more focused guidance.)

fulEDU AI-Gen Learning Framework – Designed for the AI Generation, it blends proven strategies with AI-driven opportunities, emphasizing curiosity, critical thinking, imagination, and a growth mindset.

International Baccalaureate (IB) – Global outlook, critical thinking, rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum.

Traditional Structured Academic Approach – Direct instruction, standardized testing alignment, clear benchmarks.

Montessori Method – Child-centered, hands-on exploration, independence, and practical life skills.

Waldorf Education – Arts-rich, imaginative, holistic development with strong rhythm and routines.

Reggio Emilia Approach – Collaborative, inquiry-based, project-driven, emphasizing creativity and self-expression.

Inquiry-Based Learning – Student-driven questioning, discovery, and problem-solving.

Growth Mindset (Carol Dweck) – Focusing on effort, resilience, and learning from mistakes to build confidence and long-term success.

Project-Based Learning (PBL) – Real-world challenges tackled through multi-step, long-term projects.

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What are your child's stand-out capabilities or achievements? Examples: creative projects, problem-solving, deep interests, or competition results.

What are your child’s recent performance (indicate grade level) in school subjects such as ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies? (Example: 7th grade, ELA A-; Math B+; Science C; Social Studies B– use semicolon to separate them)

How motivated is your child to complete homework and school projects? (on a scale of 1-5, with 5 as the best)

5 – Very motivated

4 - Mostly motivated

3 – Average motivation

2 – Low motivation

1 – Rarely motivated

What are your top 2–3 goals for your child this year? How do you want to achieve these goals smoothly, aggressively, or very aggressively? (Examples: higher grades, stronger confidence, better focus, healthier habits, more independence.)

Does your child get any extra academic support or tutoring? If yes, briefly describe your experience and what you hope to get out of it.

Which specific skills would you most like your child to improve? (Examples: Problem-solving, Communication, Digital literacy, Study habits, Confidence, Resilience.)

How would you rate your child’s ability to handle stress, frustration, or setbacks? (on a scale of 1-5, with 5 as the highest)

5 – Excellent

4 – Good

3 – Average

2 – Needs Improvement

1 – Poor

How would you describe your child’s social life and friendships? (Examples: has a few close friends, a wide friend group, feels left out, struggles with peers.)

What extracurricular activities does your child participate in? (Examples: sports, arts, clubs, volunteering, hobbies. Please add notes to indicate if they enjoy or engage in them or not, e.g, Soccer -enjoy, piano- not too interested)

What are your child’s main passions or interests outside of school? (Examples: sports, art, music, YouTube, games, building projects, science experiments.)

How concerned are you about your child’s screen time, such as gaming, YouTube, and social media? (on a scale of 1-5, with 5 as the highest)

1-Not concerned

2-Slightly concerned

3-Moderately concerned

4-Very concerned

5-Deeply concerned; it's a constant struggle

What are the most pressing challenges your child is facing? The more details you share, the more personalized our suggestions and guidance can be. (Examples: screen time, frustration management, making friends, staying focused.)

(Optional) We’d love to hear from you! Please provide your comments or suggestions so we can improve.

Primary School Foundations Survey & Guidance

Basic Survey for Primary School Students – Complete it to receive a personalized report.