Kidaro creates a separate Teacher Report that turns your child’s Learning Profile into practical information educators can use at school.
The Teacher Report is different from the full PDF available to your family. It focuses on your child’s learning strengths, areas where support may help, and classroom cues a teacher can act on.
How Do I Download the Teacher Report?
Open your child’s Learning Profile and scroll to the bottom.
Select Download PDF for Teacher. This downloads the classroom-focused version rather than the full family PDF.
The Teacher Report can be:
Emailed directly to your child’s teacher
Printed and brought to a school meeting
Shared with a tutor or another educator who supports your child
What Does the Teacher Report Include?
The Teacher Report summarizes patterns from the Learning Profile in language designed for educators.
It covers:
Strengths your child demonstrated
Areas where added structure or support may help
Patterns across the 12 dimensions
Practical recommendations for the classroom
Key takeaways teachers can use when planning support
Recommendations may include using clearer instructions, adjusting how a task is introduced, encouraging participation, or noticing when the learning environment begins to create frustration.
The Teacher Report does not give your child grades, scores, labels, or a diagnosis.
Why Share It With a Teacher?
The Teacher Report helps home and school work from the same understanding of how your child approaches learning.
It can give the teacher useful context about what may help your child stay engaged, follow instructions, respond to challenges, and continue with more confidence.
The report is a starting point for conversation. Teachers can combine it with what they already observe in the classroom and decide which ideas are most useful to try.
Does Kidaro Send It to the School?
No. Kidaro does not send the Teacher Report to your child’s school automatically.
You decide whether to share it, who receives it, and when. Your child’s information remains under your control.
Next: Read Understanding Your Child’s Learning Profile Report before sharing the Teacher Report, so you are familiar with the main patterns and recommendations.