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Freebie in MS Word - this is the form I use with my students. I color code them by class( Algebra 2, Calculus, Precalc, etc. ) and then alphabetize each color and keep them in a student binder. This helps me keep the most up to date information.
I also keep a parent contact sheet in the binder behind a student form if I call home for both positive and other reasons.
This form helps me learn some things about the students previous math experience and how they felt about math and gives me an early heads up for what to watch for.
It also tells me a lot when the student doesn't bother to turn the paper over to the second side.
I just thought I would share.
I also keep a parent contact sheet in the binder behind a student form if I call home for both positive and other reasons.
This form helps me learn some things about the students previous math experience and how they felt about math and gives me an early heads up for what to watch for.
It also tells me a lot when the student doesn't bother to turn the paper over to the second side.
I just thought I would share.
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Secondary Tools - Editable Freebie : Math Student Information Form
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Freebie in MS Word - this is the form I use with my students. I color code them by class( Algebra 2, Calculus, Precalc, etc. ) and then alphabetize each color and keep them in a student binder. This helps me keep the most up to date information.
I also keep a parent contact sheet in the binder behind a student form if I call home for both positive and other reasons.
This form helps me learn some things about the students previous math experience and how they felt about math and gives me an early heads up for what to watch for.
It also tells me a lot when the student doesn't bother to turn the paper over to the second side.
I just thought I would share.
I also keep a parent contact sheet in the binder behind a student form if I call home for both positive and other reasons.
This form helps me learn some things about the students previous math experience and how they felt about math and gives me an early heads up for what to watch for.
It also tells me a lot when the student doesn't bother to turn the paper over to the second side.
I just thought I would share.
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This is very well laid out and easy to implement in the classroom. Great resource!
Plan to use this at the beginning of next year. Good prompts to learn about students. Thank you!
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