The data that is constantly being collected and analyzed within the READ 180 classroom can transform parent-teacher night into a truly powerful experience... especially if you know what to have handy.
Here are just a few reports that you may want to have printed out.
Progress to College and Career Report:
Shows: Lexile progress over time.
Power: Is visual proof of how a student is progressing and, perhaps more importantly, how much farther they have to go. It can be a great motivator for parent and child alike.
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Student Diagnostic Report:
Shows: A breakdown of the student's areas of weakness in each Zone of the instructional software.
Power: Shows parents the data-driven power of READ 180, and therefore can help make believers and supporters out of them. And it gives parents things to focus on when working at home.
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Recommended Reading Report:
Shows: Books within the student's Lexile range, categorized by topics the student has chosen.
Power: Gives parents a list to draw from went buying or borrowing books for children at home. And it gives a good sense of the types of books within the student's independent reading level.
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Student Reading Report:
Shows: Grades in both the instructional software and the Reading Counts! quizzes.
Power: Shows parents student performance and where any skill (or motivational!) problem areas might be.
I am reading this on a break during parent-teacher conferences! I agree, these are perfect reports to give parents a concrete snapshot of where their student is. Thank you for the post about these great tools!