Behavioral Intelligence for Education and Training

Discover your talent

Wisepath helps students and professionals to know their strengths before choosing what to study to better prepare for the jobs of the future.

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TEACHING for Success

The “re-education of education”: the education system is still optimized for the knowledge economy and needs to be rebuilt around talent.

Insights

Students proficient in behavioral skills have a clear advantage

Behavioral skills intensive occupations will account for 2/3 of all jobs by 2030.

65%

of managers said they struggle to find candidates with strong behavioral skills

75%

of HR professionals report difficulties hiring candidates with critical behavioral skills

84%

of managers believe new employees must possess behavioral skills and demonstrate them in the hiring process

89%

of managers said bad hires typically lack behavioral skills

From Gaming to Behavioral Intelligence

Four easy steps

Wisepath’s SkillQuest™ technology provides a scalable approach that transforms gameplay data into behavioral skills measurements.

Measure

Select the behavioral skills you want to measure and the video games that best activate them. Gameplay is automatically transformed into objective behavioral skills measurements.

Map

Map behavioral skills into talent profiles, learning attitudes, and future potential to help every student better understand their unique strengths.

Improve

Review individual and class insights, support personalized development, and provide meaningful guidance through coaching, mentoring, and educational activities.

Guide

Use behavioral intelligence to guide educational choices, personalize learning pathways, and help students prepare for the jobs of the future.

20 core behavioral skills

Reveal students' unique human talent

Wisepath’s SkillQuest™ technology is built on more than 20 years of research on how playing video games improves cognitive and behavioral abilities.

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Cognitive Skills

Skills such as Cognitive Flexibility and Creativity are measured by observing how individuals adapt to new situations and respond to unexpected events.

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Cross-Functional Skills

Skills such as Complex Problem Solving are measured by observing individuals' decision quality and problem-solving tendencies in complex contexts.

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Process Skills

Skills such as Critical Thinking are measured by observing how individuals evaluate information, assess potential bias, and make choices.

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Emotional Skills

Skills such as Self-Confidence and Stress Management are measured by observing individuals take risks and trust their judgment.

Behavioral intelligence

Identify students' potential

Wisepath maps students' behavioral skills into configurations that capture their unique human talent.

Visionary Profile

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This profile shows strong Judgement & Decision Making and Logical Reasoning skills reflected in a tendency toward exploration and big-picture thinking.

A radar graph showing which behavioral skills are high in the Visionary profile.
A radar graph showing which behavioral skills are high in the Versatile profile.

Versatile Profile

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This profile shows strong Cognitive Flexibility and Organizational Skills reflected in an intellectual and communicative behavior.

Investigator Profile

A 3D illustration of the Investigator archetype. She has a tool belt around her waist, goggles on her face and she's holding a magnifying glass in one hand and a beaker in the other.

This profile shows strong Stress Management and Monitoring Self & Others skills reflected in depth, insight, and psychological acuity.

The radar graph of a person who corresponds to the Reliable profile.
scientifically proven

Video games improve behavioral skills

Since 2005 a wealth of academic research has demonstrated the positive impact and the many advantages of using video games as an educational tool.

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effective study

Video games improve cognitive abilities

There is an increase of gray matter in areas of the brain related to spatial navigation and working memory, which improves learning ability.

There is better integration of external information with rules, rewards, and strategies.

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emotional strength

Video games improve motivation

They promote the state of Flow: increased attention, concentration, and motivation during the task.

They also stimulate autonomy, competition, and improve emotional skills and stress management.

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practice socialization

Video games facilitate and promote prosocial behavior

Games have become socialization tools to meet people, make friends, provide mutual social support, facilitating cooperative, civic, and prosocial behavior.

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academic success

Video games build academic skills in students

Research shows that video games develop communication, adaptability, and inventiveness.

Behavioral skills impact academic performance  

Students with behavioral skills have a higher rate of graduation and tend to hold gratifying careers.

+2.5%

go to college

+2.4%

graduate high school

-1.6%

dropout rates

+20%

demand for behavioral-skills-intensive jobs

-2.3%

learning anxiety

-51%

employee turnover

Future-proof professionals

Raise students' awareness about their human talent and empower them with the skills needed to harness innovation.

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