J.U.M.P.© Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is J.U.M.P. ©?
J.U.M.P. (Journey to Understanding My Potential) is a reflective assessment that helps children and adults better understand their natural ways of thinking, relating, and engaging across their unique areas of potential.
2. Who created J.U.M.P. ©?
J.U.M.P. was created by Dr. Helen Mele Robinson, PhD, an educator and researcher with extensive experience in child development, learning, and human potential.
3. Who is the assessment designed for?
J.U.M.P. is appropriate for children (approximately age 8 and older), teens, and adults. Parents may read the questions to a child, to assist a younger child to complete the assessment.
4. How long does the assessment take?
Most people complete the assessment in 15-30+ minutes, although the time varies depending on each individual’s pace.
5. How many questions are included?
The assessment contains 136 questions, presented in groupings of 4 questions, that work together to delve into how an individual engages with the world around them.
6. Is there a right or wrong answer?
No. J.U.M.P. © is not a test. There are no right or wrong answers. Honest responses provide the most meaningful results.
7. What will I receive after completing the assessment?
After completing the assessment, you will receive a personalized results summary that describes your patterns of potential within the J.U.M.P.© framework.
8. How is J.U.M.P.© different from other assessments?
Rather than assigning labels or measuring success against others, J.U.M.P.© provides a framework for understanding natural patterns of potential. Its purpose is to encourage self-understanding and meaningful conversations about growth and development.
9. Is J.U.M.P.© a psychological or diagnostic test?
No J.U.M.P.© is an educational and reflective assessment. It is not intended to diagnose medical, psychological, or learning conditions.
10. Is my information private?
Yes. Assessment responses and personal information are handled securely and are not shared without permission, except as required by law.