To ensure every student is seen and misunderstandings are addressed

To complete lessons faster

To reduce the amount of homework

To avoid classroom management issues

To discipline students

To give targeted, concise feedback to every student during practice

To grade assignments

To observe student behavior

Teacher created exemplar

A tracking form

Pre-selected tracking codes

Random classroom observation

To give students the correct answer immediately

To guide students to the correct answer by providing hints and context

To ignore student mistakes

To make the lesson harder

It emphasizes student success over failure

It focuses only on mistakes

It discourages participation

It ignores errors

It creates efficiency and allows quick feedback

It makes marking more complicated

It reduces student motivation

It increases conversation time

Having the exemplar in hand

Using a pen for marking

Tracking percent mastery

Posting consistent norming codes

R

A

CE

CO

It allows teachers to leave early.

It helps students embrace struggle and work independently.

It guarantees work to check as soon as circulating.

It reduces the need for teacher intervention.

Most Emerging

High

Emerging

Med/High

Targeted teaching

Exit Ticketing

Aggressive Monitoring

Progressive Coaching

Check for awkward phrasing or grammatical errors

Ensure all sentences relate to the topic sentence

Skip reading your paragraph aloud

Get feedback from a peer or mentor

I do

We do

You do

Exit slip

Create more rigourous homework

Eliminate student student discussion

Adjust the exemplar and feedback path

Add more exit tickets only

Use whatever feels most natural.

Focus only on student errors.

Align skills to the exemplar and standard using the tracking document.

Ask students what they want feedback on.