End of Term

Support Planner: End of Term

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From the Main Menu check out the buttons to the right of the Main Tools (you will probably be surprised)

Update Support
- check on uncompleted support actions
- tick off all the items that really have been completed
- quickly add other support actions as required
- follow up on matters needing attention
Update Observations (previously Concerns) - Grade Level leaders choose the appropriate grade tab
- check on unresolved incidents and other concerns
- tick off all the items that really have been resolved
- quickly add outstanding incidents, concerns and other observations
  
  follow up on matters needing attention
Check Agreements
- check on progress of current agreements
- tick off agreements that have been completed
- follow up on matters needing attention
Students Ratings
- worth a quick check?
- print out class lists showing ratings?
- enter or update student ratings
- follow up on matters needing attention
Support Matrix
- useful for monitoring, planning and understanding
  - current workloads
  - backlogs
  - demands
- Checkout uncompleted tasks for major support providers as at a number of days ahead
  - 0 = as at today
  - 20 = as at the beginning of next Term
  - -30 = items that are more than 30 days overdue!!

Now check out some reports (click this link and print the list of available reports)

Go to Main Tools page and click the REPORTS button (bottom left)
Consider the list of available reports - it highlights the most commonly used reports
Check out the highlighted reports
What do they say about your school, its people and its practices?
- what's working?
- what's not?
- what else might be possible?
Consider who might benefit from receiving this information
What conversations might be more productive if consideration of this information was included?

Consider sharing your learning with the discussion list something that has been

from your school's use of the Planner this term.

Especially consider sharing what is working well for you - it could easily be 'world's best practice'.(2 lines or less would be just great!!)