Secondary Strategies for Data-Tracking |
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Resources:
- Google Forms for Progress Monitoring
- Digital Badges - Use digital badges or tracking walls as a means of holding students accountable for their progress in the digital content.
- Tracking Goals using Google Forms
- Student Data Tracking Binders
- Students Own Their Progress [VIDEO]
- Student Led Conferences
Visual Examples:
- Data Wall - Update a visual data wall to show student progress. (Example #1; Example #2)
- Pinterest Board of Progress Monitoring [Example 1, Example 2]
- Photos of Student Trackers
Documents:
- Data Portfolio - Use data collected from formative/summative assessment, digital content provider, and/or observations to create data portfolio. (Digital Content Example #1, MAP Testing Example, Additional Strategies)
- Mastery Tracker
- Standards Evidence of Mastery Tracking Table (KPBSD's Meredith McCullough designed this!)
- Progress Monitoring for a unit of study - ELA Course (KPBSD's Amanda Adams designed this!)
- Progress Monitoring for a unit of study - Health Course (Completed Example) (KPBSD's Amanda Adams designed this!)
- Improvement Rubric Example, Follow-up Questions
- Continuous Improvement - Student Data Folders
- Tracking Progress Sheet (Source!)
- DBQ Student Tracker
- Goal Tracker
- iXL Skills Spreadsheet
- ST Math Tracker with Reflection Questions
- Achieve3000 Tracker