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In order to analyze trends in student data, particularly their STAAR data, I have used this spreadsheet for a couple of years to break down if students are improving or not, as well as how they are doing on particular reporting categories.
In order to analyze trends in student data, particularly their STAAR data, I have used this spreadsheet for a couple of years to break down if students are improving or not, as well as how they are doing on particular reporting categories.
Thank you so much for your interest in my spreadsheet. I've spent a lot of time refining this spreadsheet, and am glad I got to share it. Below, I have shared it, as well as a couple of other Google Sheets things I have used in my math classroom. Please feel free to email me with any suggestions or any questions you may have. Also, feel free to forward this email to any other interested colleagues.
This is the Google Slides presentation I used. It has step by step instructions for how to access and input the data.
Using Google Sheets to Analyze STAAR Data
This is the Google Sheet for STAAR data. I believe I made the link to where it will automatically make a copy for you, but if not, please go to File > Make a Copy so that you have your own version of the template for your own uses.
Schumacher - STAAR Data (Shareable)
Below are two Google Sheets I have made that are fun math activities. The first is practice over Mean, Median, Mode, and Range, and the second is practice problems over solving 2 step equations. They should also make a copy for you to use. When posting them for students, I strongly recommend you post them in Google Classroom as an "Assignment" and then, once linking the spreadsheet, choose "Make a copy for each student" so that they each get their own version of the spreadsheet. Of course, you should remove the answers from the answer boxes before sharing it.
Again, thanks so much for your time and I hope these help you as you analyze student data.
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