Scenario -you need to
collate information on a child's attainment for
parents evening.
Solution - use the user-defined report
facility within Pupil Track to create a customised
form showing attainment effort, and predicted grades,
to inform parents of their child's progress
Scenario -you need to analyse examination
results, including subject comparisons.
Solution - if OLAP does not meet your
needs, export your data from Pupil Track to other
packages, for more detailed analysis. Re-import
data for viewing and reporting.
Scenario -you need to recommend
pupils for an intervention programme.
Solution - extract baseline data and
predictors easily from Pupil Track, using a combination
of query builder and user-defined reports.
Scenario -you need to work with teaching
staff to raise attainment at GCSE.
Solution -
compare performance of different groups of pupils,
using the on-line analytical processing function,
(OLAP, which Pupil Track was the first to use
in this context.)
Scenario -your pupils need to set themselves
realistic, individual targets.
Solution -as
a subject teacher or form teacher, you can support
pupils by using Pupil Track to create a detailed
profile to view and discuss.
Scenario -your pupil's parents need
to be kept well informed about their child's progress.
Solution -The
flexibility and power of Pupil Track's reporting
system enables you to create detailed and accurate
reports. Information is readily available for
ad-hoc meetings-retrieve as much of the pupil's
history as you need with a few clicks of the
mouse.
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