Classroom data wall elementary

Classroom Data Board. I like the idea of using printed graphs to archive past data (to integrate technology and to keep handy for comparisons)

Here's are two easy-to-implement classroom data walls that motivate kids, are easy to monitor, and NEVER embarrass. It works well for students of all ages.

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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!

11 strategies for classroom management and for establishing classroom expectations.

In the lead up to the 2019 school year, Instagram was filled with teachers creating beautiful things for beautiful classrooms. But as the parent of a school-aged child, one thing worried me - the number of displays which were created just to share the academic and behavioural levels of children in t

I was reading this article about data walls Shaming students one wall at a time and I was surprised in some ways and not surprised in other ways. Sometimes, we as teachers, do things that seem motivating but than when we take a closer look, we realize how negative it is for our students. I will admit that early in my teaching career, I used to have a chart for how my students were doing on their math facts but I abandoned it for several reasons. The main reason was that it really did not…

Math and reading class data board wall for Star

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