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I like it when students can see their progress in reading and writing. When using portfolios, students can reflect on their portfolios through the whole year, which shows dramatic progress. This seems to really motivate them. I can also pull them out for conferences.
Are there any other methods you use for tracking progress?
Are there any other methods you use for tracking progress?
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