Thank you for completing the Compositive Quiz! The Compositive Quiz assesses the unique strengths of your child, as well as opportunities for improvement. The Compositive Model of Child Development recognizes four domains of development (Cognition, Health, Character, and Engagement) and four developmental capacities (Reflect & Learn, Care & Connect, Recognize & Act, and Engage & Serve). All children are unique and multi-dimensional, possessing varying degrees of these capacities and development in these domains. As a parent, you can nurture your child’s development in these domains and foster their capacities so that they can live lives of personal excellence. This report summarizes your child’s unique strengths and areas of growth based on your responses to the Compositive Quiz.
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