Confident & Consistent Use of ProMonitor: Empowering Teaching Practice

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Confident & Consistent Use of ProMonitor: Empowering Teaching Practice

Mafa Ardestani

August 2025

Learning Objectives

At the end of the session you will:

• Navigate the ProMonitor interface confidently.

• Use MarkBook and SMART targets effectively.

• Monitor learner progress and identify at-risk students

• Prepare for parent/carer meetings using ProMonitor data

• Reflect on areas for development and request targeted support

One word to describe your experience with ProMonitor

Introduction to ProMonitor

Why ProMonitor matters:

• learning

• safeguarding

• inspection readiness

Navigating ProMonitor

Differentiated navigation tasks for various competency levels. Hands-on practice with ProMonitor interface.

Using MarkBook

Recording and analysing student grades. Practical examples and guided practice.

Setting SMART Targets

Understanding SMART targets and their significance. How to set effective targets for students.

Monitoring Learner Progress

Techniques for tracking student progress. Identifying at-risk students using ProMonitor.

Preparing for Parent/Carer Meetings

Using ProMonitor data for effective communication. Scenario task for preparation.

Self-Assessment and Action Planning

Reflect on areas for development. Create an action plan for further skill enhancement.

Wrap-Up and Support Pathways

Recap of key points. Information on support available for continued learning.

Definition List

ProMonitor: A tool for managing student information, safeguarding, and inspection readiness. MarkBook: A feature in ProMonitor for recording and analysing student grades. SMART Targets: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound goals set for students. Risk Rating: An indicator of a student's potential risk level within the educational context. Progress Monitoring: The process of tracking student progress to ensure they meet educational goals.

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