Keep Track of DataKeeping data can seem scary, but you do it every day. For example, when you go to the grocery store, you probably know how much things usually cost. Let's say you usually pay 59 cents per pound for bananas. Would you buy bananas if they were 99 cents per pound? Probably not. Keeping track of data for your child is the same. First, choose some metrics to track - then record what you see. After a while, you'll be able to show if your child is struggling. Choosing Metrics
In the grocery store example, we tracked price per pound. But what should you track for your child? Our school communication how-to-guide suggests four metrics:
Keeping TrackVisit the school communication how-to guide to print a free data sheet. The guide also has ideas to help you check in with your child's teacher. | En español
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