This week I have been preparing my termly reports for all of my students. During the ITT year, reports were not something that was addressed in too much detail, so I think it will be a learning curve for me.
Luckily, my school’s expectations of reports aren’t astronomically huge. The task is fairly straight-forward as we are required to write concise learning targets and grades for each student’s attitude to learning as well as their progress. It still requires a chunk of time to sift through past assessments, exercise books and behaviour records, but the time is well spent as it also provides me with a nice overview of what’s been achieved in the year so far.
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