Organizing Student Data ~ Data Binders

This year I have taken pride in my student data binders. I've made many changes but am finally getting to a point of confidence. As I prepared for my parent-teacher conferences for this Friday I figured I would you a quick run through of my data binders and how I organize my students' learning.

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[Jordza]

This is fantastic! I am so impressed with how you log this information and that the children are part of the process and understand the process. It would be wonderful (because I love your set up) if you could make these pages available on TpT as an editable document. I would pay for these. I am so impressed! When I get my own class I hope to be as an amazing teacher as you! You are so inspiring.

[Andrea-lpdn]

This is great! I teach high school, but I can definitely see ways to apply the data graphs to skills my students are working on. Excited to implement this! Thanks!

[toricole]

This is so helpful! My binders flopped last year and your binder seems easy to make, fill, file and read.

[takl]

Thank you so much for this video! I am working in my classroom right now and have completed my own student binder with dividers and labels and all. This video also gave me more ideas for a game plan. I appreciate that you share your knowledge and experiences! God bless!

[marshamak]

I love this. Worth doing. Very meaningful not just for students, but the teacher also.

[maribelcharvet]

Can you give a schedule of how you use the data blinder daily or weekly, 2nd grade teacher?

[janetknotts]

Great ideas and video. This was my first year of using data binders. After watching your video I am planning on changing a few things. Thanks!

[blissfullys]

Love your videos! I want to be a teacher and next year I'll be a freshman in college! Do you think you could make a video about your college experience (as an education major) or the process of becoming a teacher and how it went for you? I would LOVE to hear all about it ☺️

[mariaherrera]

Hi, I love all your videos and information! I was wondering what do you with the binders at the end of the school year? Do you send them home or do you recycle them and just send home all the work? I love all that you do, but it all cost a lot of personal money. Our school gives a small budget. Anything extra, which seems to be everything and anything to organize the classroom, teacher and the students is not deemed as needed. Thank you for sharing all your tips!

[oliviamortenson]

I love this! I'm just about to start my student teaching next semester and then move out into the classroom! I love watching your videos. They get me so so excited to be a teacher! Thank you for your inspiration :)

[michellesweeney]

Your data binder is perfect and exactly what I need is it still available for purchase at all?

[reyescecilia]

How did you manage to keep up with students daily behavior? And also, I am curious as to how you went about homework when you taught kindergarten.

[ellep]

Love this! I am looking and waiting for this in TPT. It would be VERY useful! It seems like each student has a binder with a behavior log. Can you explain a little more about your system on how to log in the binders? When do you log the student's behavior? Is this a daily task for each student? Does the student take the binder home since the parents have to sign it? What about binders that are left at home or never returned? I am moving to 3rd grade this year and even as a veteran teacher, I have learned some amazing tips from you. Thank you!

[bwimberly]

Did you buy all of the notebooks ? And do you have any suggestions for items to go into a 2nd grade data notebook ?

[teachingwithloveandkindnes]

I love your data binder! We do student led conferences too!

[conchajohnson]

Thank you for sharing your data binders concept. Showing them and walking through it page by page was on point. Where did you get the sheets the students write on? When in the day did you review with the students their progress? After teaching kindergarten for four years, I appreciate your guidance....Grateful

[carldennison]

one of my favorite vids of yours! Thank you!

[plantoinspire]

This is great! I am going to implement this data in my classroom. Thank you! Seriously!!! :D I am very happy that you posted this.

[anlucy]

I am using your data binder idea for my Kindergarten class and I love it!!! I had to pause your videos several of times to type the uppercase/lower case sheet. haha....Thanks for sharing!! It really does help. :)

[BonnieRaub]

You are so organized, and I am so appreciative of your hard work and willingness to share it with us. I have a question. How many students do you have during the course of a school year? I usually have about 140-145, and I can't imagine how I would keep up with that many binders. Do you have any suggestions?