Description
Increasing Student Test Scores: Student Graphs and Student Interviews
If you want to increase student test scores, these two strategies will help you.
Strategy 4: Student Graphs are designed to visually show students how they performed on their most recent end-of-year state test. It’s like that old saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”
Strategy 5: Student Interviews are designed for teachers to review an individual’s student test scores by using the student graphs made in Strategy 4 and for setting student achievement goals.
This download includes the following:
For Strategy 4: Student Graphs
- background information on student graphs
- a completed example of an Excel student graph
- directions for using Excel to make student graphs
- a completed example of a Word document student graph
- directions for using a Word template to make student graphs
For Strategy 5: Student Interviews
- background information on student interviews
- the value of goal setting
- a completed student interview form
- directions for completing the student interview template
This product contains Strategy 4 and Strategy 5 out of 15 strategies to help teachers increase student test scores.
Thanks for visiting my store.
Best wishes to you for a measured success,
Dave Vaccaro
If you want to increase student test scores, these two strategies will help you.
Strategy 4: Student Graphs are designed to visually show students how they performed on their most recent end-of-year state test. It’s like that old saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”
Strategy 5: Student Interviews are designed for teachers to review an individual’s student test scores by using the student graphs made in Strategy 4 and for setting student achievement goals.
This download includes the following:
For Strategy 4: Student Graphs
- background information on student graphs
- a completed example of an Excel student graph
- directions for using Excel to make student graphs
- a completed example of a Word document student graph
- directions for using a Word template to make student graphs
For Strategy 5: Student Interviews
- background information on student interviews
- the value of goal setting
- a completed student interview form
- directions for completing the student interview template
This product contains Strategy 4 and Strategy 5 out of 15 strategies to help teachers increase student test scores.
Thanks for visiting my store.
Best wishes to you for a measured success,
Dave Vaccaro
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Digital downloads
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15
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Lifelong tool
Description
Increasing Student Test Scores: Student Graphs and Student Interviews
If you want to increase student test scores, these two strategies will help you.
Strategy 4: Student Graphs are designed to visually show students how they performed on their most recent end-of-year state test. It’s like that old saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”
Strategy 5: Student Interviews are designed for teachers to review an individual’s student test scores by using the student graphs made in Strategy 4 and for setting student achievement goals.
This download includes the following:
For Strategy 4: Student Graphs
- background information on student graphs
- a completed example of an Excel student graph
- directions for using Excel to make student graphs
- a completed example of a Word document student graph
- directions for using a Word template to make student graphs
For Strategy 5: Student Interviews
- background information on student interviews
- the value of goal setting
- a completed student interview form
- directions for completing the student interview template
This product contains Strategy 4 and Strategy 5 out of 15 strategies to help teachers increase student test scores.
Thanks for visiting my store.
Best wishes to you for a measured success,
Dave Vaccaro
If you want to increase student test scores, these two strategies will help you.
Strategy 4: Student Graphs are designed to visually show students how they performed on their most recent end-of-year state test. It’s like that old saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”
Strategy 5: Student Interviews are designed for teachers to review an individual’s student test scores by using the student graphs made in Strategy 4 and for setting student achievement goals.
This download includes the following:
For Strategy 4: Student Graphs
- background information on student graphs
- a completed example of an Excel student graph
- directions for using Excel to make student graphs
- a completed example of a Word document student graph
- directions for using a Word template to make student graphs
For Strategy 5: Student Interviews
- background information on student interviews
- the value of goal setting
- a completed student interview form
- directions for completing the student interview template
This product contains Strategy 4 and Strategy 5 out of 15 strategies to help teachers increase student test scores.
Thanks for visiting my store.
Best wishes to you for a measured success,
Dave Vaccaro
Report this resource to TPT
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Loved it!
EXCELLENT resource!!!
These are great ideas - graphing student achievement and reviewing it in the form of an interview in order to set goals.
Perfect now as we approach high stakes testing!
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