Special educators know that there are so many different ways to track student progress through data collection. This episode dives into ancedotal notes and how to make sure this type of data SPEAKS loudly at the next IEP meeting. 

The tips I'm sharing on taking anecdotal notes come from a variety of perspectives I've had over the years - special educator, special education instructional coach, and IEP advocate. 

Can't wait to hear what you think about the examples I share in this data collection episode!

After listening, be sure to click over to the show notes to grab your own free data tracking tools: https://positivelylearningblog.com/data-collection-anecdotal-notes

In this episode, we cover:

• How to make your anecdotal notes more effective in helping your student receive the support they need
• Examples (and non-examples) of constructive ancedotal notes
• What to do with ALL the "extra" observation notes you're taking throughout the school year
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