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Tiny Tips for Making Data Collection Doable

Taking data is overwhelming. We have busy freaken jobs. By the time you’ve had your kiddos check their schedules, made

Tiny Tips for Making Data Collection Doable

Taking data is overwhelming. We have busy freaken jobs. By the time you’ve had your kiddos check their schedules, made

Taking data is overwhelming. We have busy freaken jobs. By the time you’ve had your kiddos check their schedules, made sure all of your centers are running smoothly, collected your materials, redirected, prompted, reinforced, (and you are doing this whole combo for the 12th time this morning) the LAST thing you need is some overly complicated data system for your academics. Because guess what? If it isn’t easy – you won’t be doing it. You just won’t. So keep it simple, basic, and straightforward. Here are my favorite tiny tips for making data collection a little bit more manageable:

4 Responses

  1. Hey Rockstar!

    I was just discussing this with my awesome aide today!! I was telling her our data needs to be on hand and easier than what i am doing now. Great tips!

    Thanks again Beyonce 😉

    Vicky from Texas

  2. Omigosh girl YOU MAKE MY LIFE. Feel free to call me Beyonce anytime! Haha. Hope your year is going well!

  3. Hi i need help with my data collection I’m ASD teacher for math, SS and science for grades 2nd to 5th..

    How can I access or buy the one you show here. This is the first time I work with them. I need to know the codes
    Thank you

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