It’s all about those IEP goals. And there are SO DANG MANY of them. When you figure each student may have been 5-10 IEP goals and you have 8 students then we are talking keeping track of between 40-80 goals. Ummm.. ex-squeeze me?! Time to get organized if you want to tackle that mess!
The are two main ways to approach academic data for your students. Neither way is better than the other and I have bounced between utilizing both philosophies. You can have Data Organized by Student or Data Organized by Center.
First up, gather all of those lovely IEP goals. Write a quick list for each student so it’s easier to view.
Then create a checklist to see where in your classroom each goal will be targeted.
Data Organized By Student
Data Organized By Student
Moral of the Story:
Decide to organize your data by student or by center. Follow the photo tips on creating this system. Stay tuned for more ideas on creating all the data sheets that will go in this system!
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Hi, Quick pull that photo. You have a student’s full name on the first binder.
PS thanks for all the tips and ideas.
Yikes! Got it! Thanks for the heads up!
Where are the data sheets mentioned here on your TPT store?
Hi Patty! Here is a link to all of my Data Sheets https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Autism-Helper/Category/Data-Sheets-203203. There are video previews of most and product descriptions have a detailed list of what’s included so you can find exactly what you are looking for! 🙂