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Progress Monitoring in Branching Minds
Progress Monitoring in Branching Minds
Progress monitoring helps teachers determine how effective their interventions and instruction are, and whether or not a student is moving towards their goals. Goals are used to make student progress short and measurable, allowing for steady improvement throughout the year. Once a goal has been added, weekly progress monitoring can be used to compare the rate at which the student is improving with the expected rate of improvement.
Progress monitoring helps teachers determine how effective their interventions and instruction are, and whether or not a student is moving towards their goals. Goals are used to make student progress short and measurable, allowing for steady improvement throughout the year. Once a goal has been added, weekly progress monitoring can be used to compare the rate at which the student is improving with the expected rate of improvement.
- How to View the Progress Monitoring Chart?
There are two ways to view the chart:
a. On the Student Overview Page (click on the Students icon on the Left Navigation Bar and then click onto a student's name). This will give you a bird's eye view of all the topics. In the example image you can see the math progress chart.
b. If you click into a topic (e.g., Math), you will see an entire page about that topic, including the progress chart.
Sample Progress Monitoring in Branching Minds:
Sample Progress Monitoring in Branching Minds:
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