02/19/2026
⏸️ Before you change instruction for one student, pause and zoom out.
We’re so used to analyzing data one student at a time.
A flat graph shows up, everyone leans in, and the conversation immediately turns to what to change for that one child.
But here’s the shift: if ✨no one✨ in the group is growing, it’s not the student. It’s the system.
Group progress monitoring helps you zoom out before you zoom in.
It invites smarter questions about instruction itself.
🧩 Did I group the right students together?
🧩 Are we teaching the right skill?
🧩 Is the intervention long or strong enough?
When you analyze progress as a system, decisions get clearer, meetings get shorter, and instruction improves for everyone.
Midyear data gets a lot clearer when you look for patterns instead of panic.
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