Discover Your Classroom Culutre Profile

The Complete Culture Profile Assessment

What you’ll recieve

30 behavioral questions across 5 thematic sections.

Scoring guide that maps questions to each of the 5 profiles.

Full description of each profile: strengths, blind spots, Gap Risk.

Culture Profile Assessment Handout

Culture Profile Assessment PD PPT

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30 Questions

5 Profiles

5 Minutes

Free

Download the Culture Profile Assessment

Complete the form to get the FREE Classroom Culture Profile Assessment.

Not a box

These are profiles of the culture you’re building, not a permanent label. Most educators show characteristics of all five profiles. What you’re looking for is the one that shows up most reliably under pressure.

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Answer Honestly

Base your answers on what you actually do in your classroom right now. Now what you aspire to do. The honest version is the useful one.

The Gap Risk

The most useful part of your result isn’t the label. It’s the Gap Risk: the place where your dominant value left unexamined works against you.

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  • "Once your dreams come true, it’s your turn to hold the door open for someone else."

    - Dr. Corey Williams

  • "We were so focused on teaching students to read that we forgot to make them love it."

    -Unknown