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1 Student Tracking: The Secret to Student Motivation and Language Production in a Second Language Classroom By Tristin West Horizon Elementary- Murray School District, Utah Dual Immersion- First Grade

2 What exactly is TRACKING?
Teacher–Centered Tracking Spreadsheets and Mastery Tracking Class Tracking Transparent Tracking Student Tracking Inventory Tracking Unit by Unit/Objective by Objective

3 Teacher Tracking Spreadsheets and Mastery Tracking
Often easiest tracking to stay on top of Teacher takes control and teacher updates Teacher conveys information and trends to students Not seen as a strong investment tool Gives teacher valuable information to guide instruction Excel Spreadsheets and graphs NOT a gradebook

4 Teacher-Centered Tracking Excel Spreadsheet

5 Teacher-Centered Tracking Class Tracking
Based off of Teacher Tracker On display in classroom Class averages of mastery or growth Encourages student investment through class competition Displays and celebrates class growth by showing where they were, and where they are now Big bar graphs on weekly quizzes, test score averages, etc. Relate growth and data to student actions to invest students (paying attention, participating, attendance, etc.)

6 Teacher-Centered Tracking Class Tracking
Period 1 has 56 STARS! Period 2 has 63 STARS!

7 Teacher-Centered Tracking Transparent Tracking
Based on class goals Student-friendly Track progress, growth and mastery Motivating and invest students Generally most time consuming Can have students be responsible- more student-centered Charts with students names and objectives, number of books read, homework turned in, quiz scores, addition/subtraction facts

8 Teacher-Centered Tracking Transparent Tracking

9 Individual Transparent Tracking

10 Student-Centered Tracking Inventories
List of big ideas in unit, semester, subject or whole year Students take responsibility for own learning, decipher what it is they know and don’t know Can be unregulated- students go through and highlight/color what they feel they have mastered, what they are on their way to mastering, and ongoing goals Can be more regulated and date when they master it Provide or attach evidence of mastery- assignment/quiz/test/exit slip Can be a checklist 

11 Student-Centered Tracking Inventories

12 Student-Centered Tracking Unit by Unit/Objective by Objective
Unit by Unit tracking generally done using daily or weekly assessment data to track progress leading up to unit assessment Students can create bar graphs Goal bar is usually set at 80% Students keep track of own progress Students determine for themselves how they are doing, where their gaps and strengths are May look different for different age levels Goal folders, tracking sheets, checklists, color by number

13 Student-Centered Tracking Objective by Objective

14 Why is tracking important in a language classroom?
PURPOSE: Motivation, motivation, motivation Help students NOTICE when they are using the language and recognize them for it Track what is needed in your class- tardiness an issue? Track attendance or students on time. Language production an issue? Track students taking risks and producing language. Using language authentically a problem? Track students using language outside of class.

15 Why is tracking important in a language classroom?
Personally track, as the teacher, their mastery and progress towards the class goal– which should be listening, speaking, reading and writing in target language! Increase effectiveness as a teacher  Adjust and measure progress towards goals as needed to keep unmotivated and low achieving students engaged and motivated Great Parent Teacher Conference tool

16 Different Tracking Tools for Language Teachers Teacher-Centered
Language Objective Excel Spreadsheet Transparent Tracking- Wall Trackers Transparent Tracking- Charts Individual Transparent Trackers

17 Different Tracking Tools for Language Teachers Student-Centered
Objective by Objective Tracking- Language Rainbows National Language Standards Inventory Tracker Objective by Objective Tracking- High School Tracker

18 Where Can I Find all of this Good Stuff??


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