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Observation and adjustment

Meet Basile

The assistant who helps you observe before interpreting.

Basile helps the adults around a child (parents, teachers, teaching assistants, educators) observe the facts, tell what was seen from what is assumed, and prepare what they want to try.

It helps you

  • structure an observation
  • prepare an adaptation
  • phrase things without judging
  • coordinate with the family
  • prepare a summary for the team
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What Basile does for you

Scenario 1

Factual observation

Example conversation

Teacher / assistant Basile, help me phrase an observation without judging the child.
Basile Of course. We'll separate facts from interpretation: moment, instruction given, observed behavior, context, duration, support offered and the effect. I'll prepare neutral wording.

Scenario 2

Adapt an instruction

Example conversation

Teacher Basile, this instruction is too long for some pupils. Can you help me adapt it?
Basile Yes. I'll break it into short steps, suggest a visual version, a simplified spoken instruction and a way to check understanding without putting the child in difficulty.

Scenario 3

Coordinate with the team

Example conversation

Education team Basile, we need a clear summary to better coordinate the support.
Basile I can organize the information into three blocks: shared observations, adaptations tried, avenues to coordinate between school, the assistant, the family and other people involved.

What Basile can do

Observe without judging

Adapt in an educational context

Coordinate the support

Inclusion should never rely on improvisation.

AtyKids assistants are built with feedback from families and professionals on the ground.

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