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Special education teachers know that managing a caseload is a lot more than just tracking dates. It includes writing and teaching goals. Then, don’t forget to collect data on those goals! Special education teachers need to progress monitor the goals weekly. They also need to report the results to school personnel and parents. Side note-graphs make it easier to report, but that is often an additional step to take. 

There is so much to managing a caseload! Today, I’m going to share my complete guide to managing a caseload including progress monitoring.

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Links Mentioned in the Show:

https://teachingstrugglinglearners.com 

5 Steps to Getting Started with Progress Monitoring

Caseload Manager in Excel

Special Education Mega Growing Bundle