ABSTRACT
A correct diagnosis and follow-up care are crucial to a patient’s outcome. Financial planners track progress and adjust allotments as necessary, starting the minute you invest money. They work hard to keep their finger on the pulse of the market and keep your finances safe. The same goes for teachers. Teachers who keep records of meetings, plans, and progress are able to diagnose, create a course of action, and adjust as necessary, thus meeting the needs of each student in their class. Gone are the days of “cram and slam,” when students were tested three times a year and results weren’t reviewed or analyzed, but instead were crammed into a file cabinet that was then slammed shut, never to be accessed until the next assessment period.
