Motivating students to study for the ACT, SAT and GED
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Jun 4, 2011
This is our first year using MONDO, so our learning curve has been steep. First time ever doing running records for Kindergarten students. Used to DIBELS, but not this. Very high level of bilingual/English language learners...is MONDO even valid for them?
All that said, am pleased as punch with the growth that my kids experienced this year as a class. In January my class average was 65%. Now the class average is 90%. Big smile! Certain kids experienced phenomenal growth. I love to see those light bulbs flash on!!
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