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Possip Features
Possip Pulse Check® Feedback
Possip lets people easily share praise and feedback in multiple languages.
Tracking Trends
Possip lets you collect and analyze feedback trends systematically.
Bringing Joy
Possip lets you hear and share positive gossip from your community: staff, families, students.
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HOW IT WORKS
Trend Reports
And Highlights
Members of the Possip community receive reports that help highlight trends within their organization – and information, learning, and insights from across the national Possip community.
HOW IT WORKS
Weekly Reports
You receive an actionable report that takes less than 5 minutes to review.
HOW IT WORKS
Automated
Feedback Prompts™
Users answer weekly prompts in less than 1 minute. Are you happy with {the organization} this week? What praise do you have? What feedback?
Possip by the Numbers
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languages translated
people routinely surveyed through Possip
customer retention year over year
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Insights + News for Schools
In a Time of AI, How Do You Teach Practical Skills?
As the world changes, so do the skills that students need to learn, right? Well… sort of. Families often share feedback that the emphasis on new skills and academics leaves...
Three Ways to Support & Strengthen First Year Teachers
We hope this article is helpful as you continue to create systems to support and strengthen the first-year teachers on your campus. Here are 3 ways to foster and support...
Articles + Resources for Parents
Staffing Your Bus Plan: A Step-By-Step Guide
Getting kids to and from schools can be tougher than a LSAT logic problem. Moreover, Possip data shows that transportation is consistently a top concern for parents. We also know...
Navigating Your Child’s Needs and IEP
As a former teacher and a parent of a twice-exceptional child with an IEP and an ALP, I have always had to be an advocate for my child. I learned...