At some schools, a significant number of parents never even open student reports.
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Ask the teacher if – in their view – your child is making an expected or acceptable level of progress, and what evidence tells them this.
All Norwegian school children are assessed twice a year on their sense of ‘personal order and social behaviour’.
This week, the national 2024 NAPLAN results were released. This comes after families have been receiving individual student results since the beginning of Term 3.
Long gone are the days when a school report came on one handwritten page, with grades and comments like, ‘tried hard, but needs to try harder’.
A new report out today shows parents are generally unsatisfied with the way reports cards communicate students’ progress.
School reports are coming soon. Here’s a guide for how to interpret and make best use of your child’s school report.
If you ask any parent if they want to know about their child’s progress at school, they will of course say yes. However, while some school reports are valuable and informative for parents and students…
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