This document contains a lesson progress tracking sheet designed by Mr. D Burrowes. The sheet is used to negotiate and agree on individual progress targets for lessons focused on individual or group work. Students propose what they aim to achieve by the end of the lesson. Targets may be adjusted during discussions to push for more or focus on fewer. Along with production logs, the sheet helps justify equal marks for all contributions or highlight unequal contributions.

1. Lesson progress Tracking sheet designed by Mr D Burrowes 1
DATE,
period Targets for this lesson
Agreed?
(DXB to
initial)
Outcomes (note any post/s or p/vodcasts created or
improved, editing progress, new software tools used,
s’shots taken, schedule updates, feedback etc)
Follow-up/notes
For lessons where the focus is on individual/group work we will use this sheet(to be kepton file in K5) to negotiate and agree individual progress targets: whatyou
propose to have achieved by the time the lesson ends.In discussing your initial targets I may ask you to try for more, or to focus on fewer. Along with production log
sheets this will help to justify equal marks for contribution (or highlightunequal contributions).
PROGRESS TRACKING [PRINTNAME]:

2. DATE,
period Targets for this lesson
Agreed?
(DXB to
initial)
Outcomes (note any post/s or p/vodcasts created or
improved, editing progress, new software tools used,
s’shots taken, schedule updates, feedback etc)
Follow-up/notes
For lessons where the focus is on individual/group work we will use this sheet(to be kepton file in K5) to negotiate and agree individual progress targets: whatyou
propose to have achieved by the time the lesson ends.In discussing your initial targets I may ask you to try for more, or to focus on fewer. Along with production log
sheets this will help to justify equal marks for contribution (or highlightunequal contributions).
PROGRESS TRACKING [PRINTNAME]: