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iReady My Path Lessons

Once students complete their diagnostic test, they will be able to begin working on the lessons laid out in their differentiated learning path. Just like the diagnostic, it is critically important for you to establish an expectation of focused, quality work.


**Note** Although the diagnostic test is comprehensive, iReady Instruction lessons only go through 8th grade standards. Older students who do well on their initial diagnostic may have few differentiated lessons or none at all.


Student Tracking

Having students set goals and record their lesson scores has a big impact on how seriously they take their work. It also gives you a quick reference for individual conversations about their progress and quality of work. The file below contains different formats of data trackers. The interactive digital tracker can also be used in print.

iReady Student Instruction Data Trackers

iReady Student Instruction Data Trackers

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Ideas for Motivation

iReady has developed its very own "Pinterest" style site of ideas for motivation that have worked for other teachers using the iReady program. (Maybe you'll submit your own creative idea!?) Check it out and find something that will get your kids fired up! You'll also find lots of teachers posting their ideas to the real Pinterest site!

iReady Ideas Board
Rachel's iReady Pinterst Board
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What's Next?

Keep plugging along with student lessons targeting about 45 minutes per week. Soon, you'll want to have Data Chats with your students about their progress. Watch for resources to make this happen in Rachel's Weekly Update as the year progresses.


The Diagnostic test(s) will be given again in December.

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Rachel Porter

I'd love to help you learn more about implementing iReady. Contact me with questions specific to your classroom!

Email: porterr@swparke.k12.in.us
Website: awakenlearning.net
Phone: (765) 569-2073
Twitter: @mrsporterDCIS

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