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File Name:
ATT_WORD_01-Student_Attendance_Record_by_Lesson
File Type:
File Size:
12 KB zipped / 104 KB unzipped
Required:
Microsoft Word 2003 or later
Pg. Setup
A4 - Portrait
This Microsoft Word lesson attendance template for teachers allows
accurate record keeping of students attending individual lessons.
Up to 30 student names can be entered on one sheet of A4.
There is space to write some brief comments regarding each students attendance (if required).
There is also space at the foot of the sheet to record any incidents that occur that may be worth noting.
The following instructions are my recommendation on how best to use the template to help track attendance as efficiently as possible.
Firstly, download the Word template and save it. Ideally you want to access the attendance template when you are in class.
Next, if you are delivering a course or a series of lessons to the same group of students enter the following information;
After you have entered the above information, save the attendance sheet as a new Word document template with the (.dot) file extension.
The next time you open it, the information you entered previously will be displayed.
Each time you deliver a lesson to the same group, open your saved lesson attendance template and complete the following details;
What you do next will depend on whether you have access to a PC and your lesson attendance template during the lesson.
If
you do have access, record if a student is present by clicking on the
Attended? box next to the Student Name. A cross will be displayed. This
signifies that the student is present. Leave the Attended? box blank if
the student is absent.
If you do not have a PC or cannot access
your attendance template during the class, print a hard copy of the
attendance sheet and record attendance by hand. Use whatever notation
you prefer - ticks, crosses, slashes etc, to define if a student is
present or absent.
There is a small space next to the Attended?
column to make notes about the students attendance. For example, if a
student is absent you may want to note the reason for the absence or
note that no reason or notice was provided. You may also wish to note
that a student arrived late or that they needed to leave the lesson
early.
At the foot of the lesson attendance template is
additional space to note any incidents that occur that you consider are
worth noting. Use this space to make any comments or note observations
that you think may be of value to refer back to in the future.
If
you have completed and recorded attendance directly into the attendance
sheet on your PC during the lesson, make sure that you save it.
If you have recorded attendance on a printed hard copy I would strongly advise that you scan it and save an electronic copy.
In
either case, create a new folder within your electronic directory
system that uniquely identifies the Group and Course/Subject. Within
this folder save your completed attendance sheets for each lesson
delivered.
Naming your files appropriately when you save them is
very important if you wish your saved attendance sheets to appear in
date order within their folder.
Use the following file name format consistently when saving your completed attendance sheets:
[Date of Lesson]-[Group Name]-[Course/Subject]
When entering a date in a file name enter the Year first, followed by the Month and then the Day.
YYYY-MM-DD
e.g. 2010-12-25.
This format will ensure that saved attendance sheets can be ordered by Lesson Date.
By defining the Group Name and Course/Subject also ensures that if you do save or move an individual file into another folder, the saved attendance sheet can be found. There's nothing more frustrating than having to open individual files to know what they contain. Make your file name work for you.
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