Help students track and chart their individual progress in a Reflection Binder! This is a great way to encourage ownership with learning goals, grades, behavior, and other skills. Students will create their own individual binders to chart growth and progress with grades, homework, attendance, behavior, math skills, reading skills, writing skills, and goals/objectives.

How Does a Reflection Binder Work?

1. First, students will identify areas that they need to chart over time. This will be individualized based on student need.
2. Once a week, an adult will sit down with the student to conference on their individual areas of need. At first, the teacher will need to walk students through charting their growth and progress. In time, though, students should take the lead.
3. Students will write down data, chart progress on a graph, look at trends, and then complete a weekly reflection page.

When to Use a Reflection Binder

These reflection binders are a great tool to help kids and young adults in various settings. Here are a few possible suggestions to try:

• Resource room for students requiring special education services
• Intervention class
• Morning meeting
• Advisory period
• Guided study hall

Using Data to Chart Progress and Growth

Using a reflection binder helps keep track of critical data related to student growth and progress. Because the binders are individualized, you and each student can choose exactly what goes in the binder and how it is used. This can be a helpful addition to teach growth mindset, study skills, and promote positive behaviors. By looking at their own data and progress, students can learn to make positive changes for the future.

Binders can be brought to team meetings, parent conferences, and IEP meetings to show progress. This can be especially helpful for special education teachers, social workers, and interventionists working on individual skills. Additionally, it helps document strategies that are working and not working with students, which can be passed on from teacher to teach and even grade to grade.

Table of Contents

• Educator Guide

• Student Guide

• Binder Cover Pages

• Self Assessments

• Writing My Goal

• Reflection Pages: Grades

• Reflection Pages: Homework

• Reflection Pages: Attendance

• Reflection Pages: Behavior

• Reflection Pages: Math Skills

• Reflection Pages: Reading Skills

• Reflection Pages: Writing Skills

• Reflection Pages: Goals and Objectives

• Reflection Pages: Other Skills

• Weekly Reflection Worksheets

• Black and White Cover Sheets

Editable Versions Included

Editable versions in Powerpoint are included so that educators can type right within the document or make changes, as needed.

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