Every Synthesis session drops kids into a problem no one can solve alone. This quiz gives you a read on how yours shows up when that happens.
2 minute quiz
Is your kid ready for Synthesis Teams?
Answer six quick questions about how your child thinks and works with others. We'll show you where they'd land on day one.
Your child is building a LEGO project with friends, but the instructions are confusing and nobody is sure what comes next. What do they usually do?
It's a close basketball game and their team has the ball. What's going through their head?
The group has to pick between a safe plan and a risky one that could win big. Your child…
Halfway through, the rules change and their plan no longer works. What happens?
Your child knows something the rest of the group doesn't. What do they do with it?
The group is losing and people are starting to argue. Your child is most likely to…
Where should we send the results?
We'll show your results on the next screen and email you a copy.
Ready to lead
Your child already reaches for the wheel when a group stalls. Teams will give them harder problems and peers who push back — which is exactly what turns instinct into judgment.
Claim your seatReady to stretch
Your child has the ideas but tends to wait for permission to use them. Teams is built for this — small groups where staying quiet isn't an option, and speaking up gets easier every session.
Claim your seatReady to start
Your child is still finding their footing in groups, and that's the most useful place to begin. Teams starts with low-stakes collaboration and builds up — most kids sound different by week four.
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