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Graphing Students' Standardized Test Progress for Growth Analysis

Learn how to create line graphs in Microsoft Word and Excel to track students' standardized test scores over two years. Analyze growth in different domains and set goals for improvement. Save graphs in data notebooks and ESL folders for ongoing progress monitoring.

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Graphing Students' Standardized Test Progress for Growth Analysis

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  1. How to Make a Graph with Your Students Tracking progress of standardized tests over time

  2. Content Objective: Teachers will learn how to make a graph in Microsoft Word and Excel.Language Objective: Teachers will produce a sample line graph of one student.

  3. We will be using ACCESS scores first.

  4. You will need to give the ACCESS scale score from 2 years to each student. (Get them from your spreadsheet that you’ve already created.)

  5. Once each student has a copy of their scores for the past two years, they are ready to learn how to make a graph on Microsoft Word and Excel.

  6. Once you are finished, have the students look at their growth.

  7. Which domains show the most growth?

  8. Which domains show the least growth?

  9. Where do they want to be?

  10. Where do they want to be?

  11. Have them make goals for this year. Students can keep a copy of their graph in their data notebooks. It’s also a good idea to keep the graphs in their ESL Folder so they can keep track of their progress each year.

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