Middle school data tracking

Embrace the change in Middle School ELA grading with our innovative Standards-Based Data Tracker. Streamline your evaluation process, track student progress to meet curriculum standards, and empower their educational journey. It's time to revolutionize your grading system. Download Today!

Well, if the reminder isn’t clear enough yet, we live in a digital age and COVID-19 reminded us again–whether we were ready or not. Digital trackers are of utmost importance teaching through COVID-19.

Our most recent test (division 😖) was by far not out best performance, but it was the first time they met a goal as a group! I love how… | Instagram

I am back for part 3 of standards based grading (click here to read part 1 and click here to read part 2). Not only am I back to share the “HOW?” of standards based grading, but I’m also here to share with you an incredible reporting tool I created that I am so excited about!...

If you haven’t started using student data folders, it is a tool I highly suggest. These folders are in the hands of the students. They’re tracking and

I stayed late at work yesterday to write everything on my data charts and update them since my students took their first test today. Here's how it works: I use blue incentive charts from Creative Teaching Press along with their book and pencil stickers. I have a chart for each class period. To keep names confidential, I write the students ID numbers along the left side. I use my roster so the kids are still in alphabetical order, it just has their number instead of name. Across the top I…

Tracking accommodations and modifications for special education teachers.

Want to instill student leadership, goal setting, and data tracking with your elementary students? Here are some fun ideas to start the new year with your students! Perfect for Leader in Me schools! Data tracking chart, data notebooks, iready tracking, and a FREE writing activity! #thirdgrade #fourthgrade #studentleadership #studentdatatracking #datanotebook

First off, let me just say that as of today, if you Google search “Small Group Tracker”, the first link that pops up is my resource! This is evidence that so many...

Teach your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students to monitor their own progress and take ownership of their learning using data folders. Simple and effective classroom management tips for using data folders in the primary classroom. Download the free starter kit while you’re there!

Data Tracking in a Middle School ELA Classroom

On i-Ready Central you'll find everything you need to be successful with i-Ready, from videos to tips and planning tools.

Somewhere along the way, data became a four-letter word. I’m sure it all started back when lawmakers became more focused on test scores and less on students…and High Stakes Testing became the only thing that only mattered… but somewhere along the way, data became a word that was like nails on a chalkboard for teachers. […]

Rosia Cahn created an i-Ready Motivation Wall to use in her math lab. She explains, "When students enter the math lab, they check the Balanced Math Magnetic Board to determine which station they go to. The three categories are i-Ready (computer lessons), the teacher station, and the fluency station. If a student has achieved his or her required 45 i-Ready minutes or earned special recognition from the previous day's small group lesson, he or she will have a coin beside..." #myiready #iready

Organize student data for guided reading.

Use visualization strategies to help students track their goals and growth. Empower students to track data and take ownership of their growth.

Want to hold your students accountable for their class-wide goals? Data tracking is the way to go, and these neutral data posters make it easy to track class-wide goals. Hanging these posters on a bulletin board or data wall will help empower students and inspire them to work together to achieve their goals.

Progress monitoring can seriously be an overwhelming task. Many special education teachers are overwhelmed at even the thought of assessing their students two to three times per nine weeks. I am one of the oddballs. I love to assess my kids on meaningful goals and use that data to make decisions about interventions they receive, […]