• Using Your Class Report For Goal Setting
  Visit the NWEA Login Site. Type in the login name and password you received by email. (For a copy of your login and password you can check with your site MAPs administrator, or email MAPs Help Desk)
  
  
  
  Click on Teacher Reports, select a testing period, then click the submit button to see your class reports. For instructions to guide you in accessing NWEA reports, click here.

Celebrate strengths and then determine the lowest goal area (the lowest mean score for a goal area) for reading, language usage, and math. Post these as classroom goals and discuss them with your students. Look up the range for these goals on the MAP Learning Continuum Ladder and reference it as you plan instruction.    Laura D'Acquisto's third grade students at Los Penasquitos Elementary created the sample Classroom Reading Goal on the poster to the left. The file will create an 18" x 24" poster and was printed at our local FedEx/Kinkos. If you want to print the file on your local computer for reference, be sure to change the settings to: Page Scaling>Reduce to Printer Margins.

Kristie Szentesi, Karen Ogden, Mary Maturo, and a few others have worked to create a great tri-fold for their class and student goals.   Click here for a PDF sample   Click here for a Publisher 2003 file you can use to create your own.

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• You may choose to have students simply graph their overall scores and then write about changes they see over time.
  
  
   
• The following sheets can be used to help students develop strategies to reach their goals.

Student Goal Organizer

Student Goal Organizer from Anthony Bayro and the Los Pen Team

Personal Goals for My Extreme Academic Makeover

• NWEA developed the following sheets to provide students with opportunities for self-assessment after the fall and spring assessments. Students reflect on their personal study habits, effort, and participation

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