Eleven thinking-and-doing skills. This works out which ones are hardest for you right now, so you know where to start.
This isn't a test. There are no right answers and nothing is marked.
33 statements, about 5–7 minutes. For each one, pick how often it sounds like you at school right now. The more honest you are, the more useful your profile.
Important. This is a screening and self-reflection tool to help you notice which skills to focus on. It is not a diagnostic or standardised psychological assessment, and it does not diagnose ADHD or anything else. If you have concerns about attention, learning or wellbeing, speak with a qualified health professional.
Before you start
Your answers create a profile you can download or copy. If Pivot Eleven has turned on result collection, a copy is also sent to the program so your coach can see where to help — your name, year level, your answers and your scores. It is stored in Pivot Eleven's own account, seen only by the Pivot Eleven team, and kept for the length of the program plus twelve months. Nothing is shared with your school unless you choose to share it yourself.
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Your profile
Start with these
These came out hardest for you right now. Do these modules first.
Already working for you
These are your relative strengths. You'll use them to prop up the harder ones.
All eleven
Longer bar = more of a challenge right now. This is a snapshot of today, not a fixed fact about you.
Pick what you'll actually try
Two or three in total. Not more — two you actually do beats six you don't.
Your weekly tracker
Tick a box each day you use it. This is saved on this device only — nobody else sees it.
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Remember. This is a screening and self-reflection tool, not a diagnostic or standardised psychological assessment. It does not diagnose ADHD or any other condition. If you have concerns about attention, learning or wellbeing, speak with a qualified health professional.