Teacher data

​It's mid-April. And that means that, by now, you've spent a solid 9,347 hours looking at data. I've looked at data until my eyes crossed. I've wanted to crumple it all up in a big pile and toss in a

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Analyzing student test data can be overwhelming! By using these 6 steps, teachers can make meaningful analysis of student data. @moore-english.com

DIY: Student Data Binder- use one binder to keep track of all that data! This is a sanity saver!

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

Data is useful, especially when you know how to use it.

As teachers, we constantly hear that we should use data to drive instruction. Here are 5 tips to help you do this.

Data collection shortcuts. Instead of writing "hand over hand", try writing HOH to save yourself time. 30+ shortcuts included. Free PDF downloadable list.

I spent the day creating Data Talks. It includes tons of forms for documentation, as well as, question stems and so much more. I wanted to make

Are you required to track your data from assessments? This post has some free data tracking forms that are perfect for tracking data after assessments.