Written by the person doing the work
A goal a child cannot say back to you is not their goal. These are written by the student and read exactly as written wherever they appear.
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Goals in the student's own words, not a teacher's summary
Students set goals, record how they are going, and reflect in their own words. The same goal appears in the conference, in the report and in the family portal — one sentence, not three versions of it.
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Mrs. Johnson
Teacher
MJ
Student goals
Set by the student, seen by everyone
Goals this term
- Explain my reasoning in writingOngoing
- Ask one question per lessonMet
- Hand work in on timeOngoing
In the student's words
“I still forget to say why, not just what. I am going to plan one sentence before I answer.”
Written by the student, visible to the teacher and to family — the same words at the conference, in the report, and here.
Everything you need, built in
Ongoing or met — and nothing in between pretending
A goal is being worked on or it has been reached. There is no percentage invented to fill a progress bar nobody measured.
Visible to the family without a chase
Parents see the goal and the reflection in the portal they already use, so a conversation at home can start from the same words as the one at school.
Carries into the conference and the report
The goal a student set in September is the goal discussed in November and reported on in December, rather than being re-described each time.
At a glance
Set and reflected on by the student
Shared with family through the portal
Feeds conferences and reports
No invented progress figures