PRODUCT
Middle School
In middle school, students often have access to Microsoft 365 on their personal devices, and teachers and students communicate through Teams. They work on lesson plans, assignments, and assessments across various subjects.
The progress overview provides a summary of the student’s academic situation and helps the student take greater responsibility for their own learning plan.
Plan
Create lesson materials, write weekly newsletters, and plan class tests and presentations.
Execute
Distribute assignments to your students and collaborate in Teams.
Evaluate
Write an evaluation based on the progress overview. Save it as a learning plan (ILP).
Our tools for primary and middle school
Skooler supports you as a teacher.
Plan lessons and create lesson materials
Middle School
Planning
Plan your teaching in the class calendar. Write weekly newsletters and gather lesson materials and links in the “classroom” for students and parents. Share plans with colleagues and reuse them across school years.
Create plans based on learning objectives.
Formative and summative assessment
Middle School
Assignments
Distribute and collect assignments in Word, PowerPoint, etc.
You can evaluate student work in many ways: with a comment, a grade, a rubric, or a scale. Teachers can collaborate on assessments, and students can self-assess and conduct peer assessments.
Evaluate based on the learning objectives for each subject.
Let the progress overview guide the parent-teacher conference
Middle School
Progress Overview
The progress overview shows the student’s academic situation – with “status” and evaluations in all subjects. It also displays special support and adaptations for each student. You can flag if a student is at risk of failing a subject.
Work long-term with learning plans
Middle School
Learning Plan (ILP)
A learning plan is often written based on the student’s progress overview, for example, during a parent-teacher conference.
Skooler + Microsoft 365
Middle School
Skooler 365
Plans and assignments are created in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint and stored in OneDrive.
Many schools use Teams to communicate and collaborate. Skooler’s tools are available as Teams apps in class and course rooms.
Checklist
Additional tools
Messages
Communicate via the app, email, or SMS.
Group lists
Class and course lists with contact information.
Calendar
Gather school activities, plans, and tasks – all in one place.
Attendance
An easy-to-use attendance system directly in Skooler.
Toolbox
Practical tools: randomize students and groups, set timers, and countdowns.