NEA Teacher Toolkit

Are you:

• tired of getting bogged down in reporting requirements?
• frustrated by having student data recorded in more than one place?
• looking for some easy, convenient way to record and retrieve your data when you need it?

The NEA Teacher ToolKit  can help!

PLEASE NOTE
Registration and Log In
Required

Security and privacy are of utmost concern to NEA. Therefore, to ensure that only you have access to the data that you enter into the NEA Teacher ToolKit, you will be asked to complete a registration form before using the ToolKit for the first time. Also, each time you access the ToolKit you will be asked to login. You will need to register and log in even if you've already done so for NEA.org.

• Class roster -- manage class rosters and student demographic and contact information
• Attendance -- track student absences and tardiness
• Behavior log -- record student behavior over time
• Intervention log -- document interventions and outcomes

• IEP roster -- create an IEP in very little time using an easy, 8-step wizard
• IEP reports -- generate reports for parents and IEP meetings
• IEP resources -- create your own electronic special education resource library

• Standards -- access to student academic standards mandated by your state 
• Instructional resources -- create your own electronic curriculum resource library

• Introduction -- view excerpts of the professional development content available with the Advanced Tools 

• Lessons -- create lessons using a standards-based lesson template that you can customize; build an online library of your lessons
• Plan book -- create curriculum calendars and view lesson plans for month, week, and day

• Item bank -- search from more than 110,000 items from the item bank to develop assessments
• Test -- create your own tests aligned to state standards; create your own banks of test items aligned to standards

• Grade book -- choose from a traditional or standards-based format; easy to weight assignments and convert percentage scores to letter grades; generate reports showing student progress and missing assignments
• Assignments -- track which assignments were given to each student along with due dates

• Class profile -- track progress toward meeting state standards for entire an class and individual students
• Class reports -- generate reports by standard, strand, and benchmark; generate longitudinal reports by NCLB subgroup

• Professional development -- participate in 12 hours of interactive, online courses on topics such as literacy, teaching second language learners, and using student data to increase achievement