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Target Setting - iASEND

Jack Maginn
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To view the page select "Target Setting" from the left hand side blue menu. Then:

  1. Select the assessment year and period for the first point of data
  2. Select the assessment year and period for the second point of data
  3. Select how you wish to view the curriculum
    • (Pupil Curriculum: includes statements form the pupil's assigned curriculum. Overall: includes all statements from A curriculum up to the D curriculum. A/S/E/N/D: includes statements for the select curriculum)
  4. Press "Go"

This page then shows:

  1. Pupils, sorted alphabetically

  2. Shows the pupils academic year group

  3. Only subjects with assessment data will appear for each pupils

  4. This will show the two assessment points selected at the top of the page

  5. This will show the curriculum and attainment for each assessment point selected

  6. This will show the target attainment for the pupil at the end of year (See below how to set this target)
  7. This allows you to add text to a notes section

Setting a pupil's targets

To initially set the target select baseline and any other assessment point. As with the pupil report page you have options for the curriculum you wish to show:

  • Overall: includes all statements from A curriculum up to the D curriculum. Pupil Curriculum: includes statements form the pupil's assigned curriculum. A/S/E/N/D: includes statements for the select curriculum (The recommendation for this page is to select pupil curriculums)

NOTE: The targets set on this page are for an entire academic year. The option to select assessment periods allows you to see progress over time, but the target column is always referring to the entire academic year.

To set their target, click on the target grade and two drop downs appear:

You can then select the curriculum letter and the target % attainment. You can use the iASEND recommended progress measure to help set these, A 5%, S 7%, E, 10%, N 12%, D 15%.

The target grade will then show different colours based on progress against the target grade (this uses the second assessment point to compare):

- green - met/exceeded

- red - not met

-grey - target grade is on a different curriculum to where the pupil is working

This page can be exported if required, using the export in the top right corner.

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