Collecting & Using Data
Why is data crucial to student success?
Knowing exactly what each student has mastered and not mastered can only be achieved through a constant and repeated cycle of action > data in > action > data in > action > data in... Teachers with this information can truly address the precise needs of each student and raise achievement dramatically.
Collecting Data
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Daily Exit Ticket
End each lesson with an Exit Ticket- a written assessment that allows you to measure your students' success on the learning objective. |
Tracking Not Watching
When students work monitor for understanding instead of completion and record the data! |
Compile Student Data
Have one place where student data and student work to make analysis easy. |
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Student Data Trackers
Students should be aware of their goals and progress toward that goal each day.
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Daily Check for Understanding (CFU)
Ensure that your lesson was successful by creating a daily CFU.
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Daily Spiral Review
Use the spiral review to frontload, review and collect data on standards & skills. |
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Show Me Show Me allows educators to monitor students' understanding in the moment. |
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Analyzing & Responding to Data
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Post Assessment Analysis
Looking at the data and the student work will lead to informed action. |
Differentiated Centers
Small group instruction is essential to meeting the diverse needs of your classroom. |
In the Moment Pivot
Don't wait to differentiate your instruction until your formal assessment, act in the moment! |
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Intervention
Many students need extra help. We as educators must find time and make it meaningful. |