7 classroom routines and procedures that save the first ten minutes
Ten minutes a day is thirty hours a year. Seven routines that reclaim the start of a lesson, in the order worth building them.
Chronic absenteeism interventions: why the data knows before the meeting does
Learn about chronic absenteeism interventions, the four day-count thresholds to act on, the early signals in your data, and free templates to track them
How to calculate attendance percentage, and what the number hides
Two schools can report the same 94% and be in completely different trouble. How to run the calculation properly, what it hides, and the four ways schools track it.
What buddy punching costs schools, and 5 ways to stop it
Buddy punching does not create a staffing gap. It hides one, which is worse, because a gap you know about gets covered.
4 ways to take classroom attendance, and why iPad kiosk mode wins
Taking the roll costs a secondary teacher thirty hours a year. Here are the four realistic ways to do it, and the one that removes you from the process.