Plc data walls

Thanking my past self for putting this together this summer. Tracking data and goals this year is going to be a piece of cake! #datatracking If you’re interested in the data posters on this board and the student pages that go with it, they are included in my data tracking product on TpT!

Truth: We collect all this data and leave it because of time constraints. Truth: We collect all this data and don’t change instruction for various reasons. Truth: We collect all this data and just look at it briefly until next time. Does this sound familiar? It’s very common, data […]

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Enhance your Professional Learning Community (PLC) data tracking and collaborative discussions with this universal and user-friendly Common Formative Assessments (CFAs) Google spreadsheet. Whether you teach elementary, middle, or high school, this spreadsheet can be easily customized to suit your specific grade level. With color coordination based on proficiency and unit, it provides a clear visual. The equation functions are conveniently pre-set to calculate percentages, saving you time and…

Goza Middle School Principal Angela Garner explains the arrangement of color coded cards on "The Wall" as they relate to student test scores during September's instructional leadership team meeting. What happens after the test ends, the pencils are down and the students breathe a sigh of relief? For students in Arkadelphia Public Schools, the end of a TLI test marks the beginning of a comprehensive examination of every test question and every test answer. Do you ever wonder where test result…

We needed to thoroughly understand the format and context in which end-of-year exam data was made available to principals and how they processed and interpreted this data. My approach to understanding this problem was to conduct a series of contextual inq…

Labeled magnets cling to walls from floor to ceiling, loaded with data about students -...

A big part of being an effective instructional coach is using data driven information to help your help teachers do more for their students. While data can be your best friend in the classroom, it can be hard to know exactly what kind of data you need to be tracking. Between teachers and students, there is so much to observe. In addition to knowing what to track, it can be difficult to find a way to track your data effectively. So how can we ensure we are tracking the right data?

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