Each square is a weekday (weekends are skipped). Strong-day squares mean Sofia finished a lesson with an average tier-score of 80% or higher across all 6 decisions.
Each skill is scored across all completed lessons this month. Trend compares to March.
Strong on threshold-action logic.
Weighs visibility-vs-cost well.
Spots social and political patterns.
Multi-step planning maturing.
Names own feelings; group-bystander pressure is the growth area.
Top skill — Sofia consistently picks deepest-of-true reasons.
"What's the deepest takeaway from Tank Man for a 14-year-old?"
Sofia chose: "A single body in a single moment can express something thousands of words can't — and what you do at the threshold matters even if no one ever knows your name." (Strongest, 3 pts)
Sofia picked the deepest of several true takeaways — exactly the decision-quality skill we want maturing at 14.
"Why does pushing back in the chat feel disproportionately hard?"
Sofia chose: "Most teens don't push back." (Weak, 0 pts)
Sofia picked the social-proof frame. We're working on naming the real bystander fears (target-fear, social-bond fear, preachy-label fear) so she can push through them.
"When have you done something small at a threshold moment that nobody noticed at the time?"
"What's a group-chat moment this week where one person could have changed the tone?"
"Decision quality is your top skill — where this week did you pick the deeper answer when surface ones were available?"
Emotional-intelligence drills focused on naming bystander-specific fears (lessons 32, 36, 39).
Decision-quality strength — review lessons 23 and 28.
Try lesson 25 from the age-15 set if Sofia finishes April early.