Student Support Profiles
Everything you know about a learner, in one place.
Every Spark tool starts with the student profile: a structured record of who this learner is — diagnosis, communication style, sensory preferences, triggers, calming strategies, reinforcers, academic level, accommodations, and honest notes on what works and what doesn't.
The problem it addresses
Critical knowledge about a student usually lives in someone's head, in an intake file, or in an email thread. When information is scattered, responses are inconsistent — and the student feels it. A shared profile means every decision, from seating to de-escalation, starts from the same understanding.
How it works
- Structured fields for diagnosis, communication style, sensory preferences, triggers, and calming strategies
- What works / what doesn't sections that grow more accurate as you log data
- Voice dictation for faster profile building and updates
- Archiving that preserves history when a student leaves your caseload
- Templates to pre-fill profiles for common support profiles
How it connects to other Spark tools
- Dr. Brooks reads profiles to generate student-specific strategy ideas
- Seating chart placements link to each student's sensory profile
- Behavior logs and IEP data attach to the profile, building a full picture over time
- Parent updates draw on profile context for warm, individual language
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