This digital tool helps teachers monitor student progress in math and English/language arts. It individually assesses students at the beginning, middle, and end of the year to track their growth over time. Teachers can print reports to share each student's progress with parents. Formative assessments like exit tickets and Kahoot games also help the teacher understand concepts students have mastered or need more practice on. Regular parent communication through conferences, warning notices, and informal conversations ensures parents are informed of their child's progress and how to support learning at home.
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Student Progress Monitoring
This digital tool helps teachers monitor student progress in math and English/language arts. It individually assesses students at the beginning, middle, and end of the year to track their growth over time. Teachers can print reports to share each student's progress with parents. Formative assessments like exit tickets and Kahoot games also help the teacher understand concepts students have mastered or need more practice on. Regular parent communication through conferences, warning notices, and informal conversations ensures parents are informed of their child's progress and how to support learning at home.
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Student Progress Monitoring
This digital tool helps me monitor student progress
in math and ELA. This program works at students own pace and it has them practice at their own level. It starts students off with a diagnostic pre- test to show them problems at their won skill level. Then as they advance I can print a report of their FrontRowed.com progress.
I use this tool to show parents where students
initially started and share how they have improved. Also, they can access this digital tool at home and parents can see what students are working on. This is my main source of progress monitoring for Reading. Students have three assessments throughout the year: Biginning of year (BOY), Middle of year (MOY), and End of Year (EOY).
DIBELS This is a universal tool that our school uses for
monitoring reading fluency, accuracy and retell. I also use this particular program because it students have a record from when they first started school and I am able to share reading patterns with parents. Patterns that started from previous years. Formative The Education Specialist and I use formative Assessments: assessments to monitor the understanding of Exit Tickets concepts. KAHOOT Observations Exit Tickets are quick quizzes that help me determine who got the concept and is able to move on to another lesson and who needs extra practice.
Kahoot is an interactive game that students love to
play! It helps me to also determine what my next lessons should be based on student understanding of concepts and the data that the program offers.
Parent and teacher communication is important. I
was able to collaborate, with my collegue, ways that we communicate with parents and we came up with a list.
During conferences we are able to share student
Parent Involvement: progress and ways to help students at home. Conferences Warning Notes Warning notices go home before reporting periods Informal to inform parents that students are need an extra Conversations push since the grading period is coming up. If Reporting Periods parents need extra resources, this is the time we meet to share a couple resources to help students meet their goals.
Informal conversations are the most important and
those happen after school during dismissal. Any information that must be shared can be done then.