Measure Student Well-Being and Social-Emotional Skills
Our assessments go beyond the measures of academic performance to include an understanding of the student’s sense of well-being, academic engagement, and belonging in the school community, as well as the social and emotional tools they use to navigate their environment.
SelfWise
for Grades 3-12
SelfWise is ERB's new student self-report inventory of the CASEL competencies with dynamic reporting in ERB 360 Access. Aiming to understand students' social and emotional skills, SelfWise can help identify pathways to student growth.
Check-In Survey
for Grades 3-12
ERB’s Check-In Survey enables schools to quickly take the pulse of student attitudes about their emotional well-being, academic engagement, and fairness and belonging in their school community.
Become a Member School
An ERB membership is being a part of a global community of educators and access to experts who can help you understand and—more importantly—activate your students’ assessment data to help every student achieve their learning goals.
Become a Member School
An ERB membership is being a part of a global community of educators and access to ERB experts who can help you understand and—more importantly—activate your students’ assessment data to help every student achieve their learning goals.
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