Assessment+Record+Keeping

=       Assessment       /       Record Keeping        =



1. Portfolios
== This is a collection of work that a student chooses to place in their folder. The student selects both their best and not their best work samples to place in there. This can follow the student through their  education. ==

2. Rubrics
== Rubrics are useful to help break skills or concepts into smaller parts and lets the students know what is required of them. It is useful so that the students and the teacher are on the same page as to what the desired outcome is. ==

3. Progress Reports
== Progress reports are useful to manage a student's progress. They show areas where a child may be succeeding as well as areas where they may need some support. They also allow parents the chance to see their child's progress so it will encourage  parental support   as well. ==

4. Index Cards   on A Ring
== For teacher's notes/records, particularly during conferences, index cards on a ring would be a  great idea. You can have a card for each student and it would be easy to carry around to jot quick notes on. ==

5. Notebooks
== A notebook is a portable way to make notes and records that would be easy to keep with you. It would allow for quick notes, detailed notes, reminders, etc, that would help you each time you work with a student. ==

6. Checklists
== A checklist allows for easy reference of observable behaviors. Teachers can adjust these for the specific learning that is occuring or the types of behaviors they are looking for and check them off as they are observed. ==

7. Class Record Chart
== This would be a  good way   to keep a checklist for the entire class. This would be used for writing pieces, book genres that are being read, student responses, etc. This way the teacher could keep up with where students are in the chosen process. ==

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