Student repertoire
Clinical, therapeutic and teaching documents go in as they are, exactly as the family or the team handed them over. They come out organised in the student's Repertoire, the basis for the functional traits and for the plan.
Vínculoo® is the special and inclusive education platform where the school understands each student, builds their plan and tracks what works.















Understand
Who the student is, before any diagnosis.
Plan
The IEP, the PAEE and the AEE in one standard.
Follow through
The progress of every goal, across the year.
Each step grows out of the one before. The AI organises and drafts; the school decides.
Clinical, therapeutic and teaching documents go in as they are, exactly as the family or the team handed them over. They come out organised in the student's Repertoire, the basis for the functional traits and for the plan.
Built from the Repertoire, the functional characteristics show how the student functions. The support level of each one guides the plan and the activity.
The platform cross-references the national curriculum, or the school's own, with the student's Repertoire and functional traits. In one click, the plan comes out with learning objectives, strategies and goals, ready for the teacher to review.
The MTSS approach organises support in layers, from whole-class support to individual attention. The platform identifies the layer the student needs: universal, targeted or intensive.
From adjusted reading to AAC pictograms: Vínculoo® adapts according to each student's functional characteristics and the support level of each one. The teacher gives the final adjustment.
1. Note that a square tile measures 12 cm along each side. Work out the area of this tile in square centimetres and tick, among the options below, the one matching the value you found.
2. A square plot of land has an area of 196 m². Knowing that the area of a square is the length of one side multiplied by itself, work out how long each side of this plot is and justify every step of your reasoning in the space below.
Figure 1 · square plot
3. The chart below shows how many books the class read in each term of the year. Looking at the data presented, how many more books did the class read in the 4th term compared with the 1st term?
Chart 1 · books read per term
1. Work out the area of the square tile with 12 cm sides.
2. Find how long each side of the 196 m² plot is.
3. Compare the 1st and the 4th term on the chart.

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Private schools, public systems, multidisciplinary spaces and families look at the same student from different angles. Each one comes in through its own door.
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Trained for inclusion, not adapted to it.
MTSS, RTI, PBIS and UDL, with research from USP São Carlos and EMBRAPII.
The AI suggests; the teacher reviews, decides and applies.
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