Learning Skills Assessment Tracking Sheet and Anecdotal Records for Reporting

Completing the "Learning Skills" section of report cards is often the most difficult thing to do. Using this file can help - and back up to administration, parents, and guardians (with evidence) why a student received an N, S, G, or E for particular learning skills.

Each of the 6 learning skills has its own page: collaboration, independent work, initiative, responsibility, self-regulation, and organization. These are as outlined in Ontario's "Growing Success: Assessment, Evaluation, and Reporting in Ontario Schools (Grades 1-12)."

You can have a Learning Skills Binder. Each student has his/her own section with each of these assessment pages. When it comes time to assign a "mark" for learning skills, simply see which column (N/S/G/E) has more checkmarks.

If you're going paperless, you can upload these into each student's section on the app you're using - such as Notability, Penultimate, Evernote, or iBooks.

If you really want to get imaginative (and trust your students), they can also have copies of these forms and self-assess themselves!

Date - record the date you've observed the task
Task - briefly note the task the student is doing (eg: "independent research - animal project")
NSGE - check one (or two) columns that describes the student's work habits

N - Needs Improvement
S - Satisfactory
G - Good
E - Excellent

My Learning Skills posters are available in both American and Canadian/UK spellings and with a variety of backgrounds from which to choose. Start here at Learning Skills Charts {Silly Dots Theme} - Canadian/UK Spelling to start exploring.

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