Development report and AI Improvement Guide

Follow a child's progress with the Development Report and AI suggestions, rate skills in Observations and create a report to share.

Development report and AI Improvement Guide

Each child's profile brings their progress together: the Development Report chart, the Improvement Guide with AI suggestions, and the observations your team records.

  1. Go to SchoolChildren and click the child's name.
  2. The Overview tab opens.
(1) Development Report, (2) Improvement Guide
(1) Development Report, (2) Improvement Guide
  • Development Report shows progress in each area: Practical, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics and Cultural. It grows as you record observations.
  • Improvement Guide gives suggestions from kidsday AI (Beta) for each area, such as Practical Life.

Record observations

  1. Open the Observations tab.
  2. Choose the Report Type.
  3. For each skill, click the level that fits: Improvement Needed, In progress or Achieved.
  4. Click Leave a Note to add a comment to an area.
(1) Report type, (2) the levels for a skill, (3) what each icon means, (4) Generate Reports
(1) Report type, (2) the levels for a skill, (3) what each icon means, (4) Generate Reports

Click Info to see what each icon means and open Milestones & Badges.

Create a development report

  1. On the Observations tab, click Generate Reports.
  2. Choose the Report Type. Click the pencil to change the period.
  3. Optional: switch on Exclude fields removed from the observation form.
  4. Write a conclusion. Analyze with AI can draft one for you, and Correct the text checks your writing.
  5. Check the Preview.
  6. Click Download to get a copy, or Save as document to keep it in kidsday.
(1) Report type and period, (2) exclude removed fields, (3) conclusion and AI help, (4) preview, (5) Download or Save as document
(1) Report type and period, (2) exclude removed fields, (3) conclusion and AI help, (4) preview, (5) Download or Save as document

Tip: AI suggestions are a starting point. Read and adjust the text before you share a report with parents.

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