Choose an assessment tool based on what you need to learn or communicate.
Checkpoint form
Use a checkpoint form at a planned point in the curriculum when you want a structured look at a group of related skills.
Skills tracker
Use a skills tracker for a quick overview of which movements have been introduced, are developing, or appear consistent.
Individual dancer form
Use an individual form when you need more space for one dancer's observations and next teaching steps. Keep completed forms in your studio's protected records.
Family summary
Use the family form only for progress information your studio has reviewed and is ready to share. Write in plain, encouraging language and focus on observable growth and next steps.
The portal provides blank files and does not save completed results. Print only the form that supports your immediate decision so assessment does not become extra paperwork without a teaching purpose.