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Guide for Creating Student Notes

This is a guide to standardize the process of creating and reading notes for students and Parents. It is not necessary to put superfluous information into this guide, and it is important to focus on being succinct and direct. The goal is to quickly and easily provide all staff with the relevant information to do their job. 

Student Page: 

Example Student

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Description: Notes for LI + and sensitive topics

School Subject Matter: Include Academic year, class name, curriculum provider, and link, 

Medical Information: Learning Disabilities and Allergies. This information is shared with anyone that accesses the Digital Workout Plan 2.0 so do not include sensitive information in here and instead place it in the Description of the student.

Notes From CD: Rules of engagement for the student hour

Student Notes: Information that everyone should know about the student

Formatting Student Notes: 

🧍Important Identifying info🧍    🪑who they should sit with and where🪑    📚school and class they are taking📚    👏How to work with the students to ensure success 👏

It is best to be as concise as possible when making notes and indeed some students may have few or no sections of notes. The goal of this format is to quickly get necessary information to the instructors in a standardized format that is easy to read. 

Why Should I Copy this text directly? (and extra characters)

This format uses unicode characters (including unicode characters to create extra spacing) that I recommend to copy paste directly into student notes since Radius will automatically remove other formatting attempts. The goal of this format is to give visual indicators to instructors about where to find necessary information about working with students, If no extra information is needed it is not necessary to include this formatting and at this time it is not necessary for the other categories. 

Extra characters to use: 🛑 🆘 All characters found by googling Unicode Symbol + "Desired symbol"