RAG Rating
Making the process more meaningful
Making RAG Rating Count
The RAG rating process is a chance to take stock and identify which students are at risk, who's on track and who's excelling. This can be useful checkpoints in the year but the real impact and learning begins with agreeing the appropriate interventions for each student.
These interventions might be as simple as 'attend revision classes for GCSE maths', 'undertake specific catch-up work in a particular subject' or 'complete extension reading'.
It;s not enough just to set them for each student though- it's vital that we measure their progress with their targets and adjust the intervention as necessary to ensure they're having the greatest impact possible.
RAG Rating Dates
Pulse 1 12 Oct - 16 Oct 2015
Pulse 2 30 Nov - 4 Dec 2015
Pulse 3 25 Jan - 29 Jan 2016
Pulse 4 14 Mar - 18 Mar 2016
Pulse 5 9 May - 13 May 2016
Pulse 6 27 Jun - 1 Jul 2016
ProMonitor Help
Copy and paste this URL into your browser to access it:
http://staffportal/business_support/planning_funding_information/IE_Performance/default.aspx
The Learning Technologies team have created handouts for ProMonitor.
Share
What works for you and your learners in getting them to move from being at risk to achieving highly? What do you do to ensure high-performing learners remain that way? Are there any interventions that have had particularly high levels of success when it looked like it was all going to go wrong?
If every member of staff in the organisation shared their ideas this week then we'd all be equipped with lots of strategies and interventions to try this year and beyond!
Learn
OPTION 2- Access this written guide to effective target setting on our Planning for Learning blog. Click here to read.
OPTION 3- Watch the target setting and measuring progress in the classroom below for some ideas. This was designed for new staff (by Hannah Tyreman and Lawrence Hill at Reading College) but it contains some gems that anyone could use.
Inspire
Can you offer 20 minutes of your time to have a video hangout with Hannah Tyreman talking about what you do that works with your learners? We can record it just with audio if you wish! Please email her: Hannah.Tyreman@reading-college.ac.uk
Alternatively, and perhaps even better, record your own video/audio with colleagues and send it across to her!