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    This document is a seating chart template that teachers can use to track student engagement in their classroom over time. It includes spaces to note the teacher, subject, date, and start/end times. The seating chart contains 32 numbered student spots arranged in 4 rows at the front of the room. The key at the bottom explains that teachers should note student engagement every 2 minutes using the codes Q, A, E, P, or O to indicate if students are asking questions, answering questions, actively engaged, passively engaged, or off-task.

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    This document is a seating chart template that teachers can use to track student engagement in their classroom over time. It includes spaces to note the teacher, subject, date, and start/end times. The seating chart contains 32 numbered student spots arranged in 4 rows at the front of the room. The key at the bottom explains that teachers should note student engagement every 2 minutes using the codes Q, A, E, P, or O to indicate if students are asking questions, answering questions, actively engaged, passively engaged, or off-task.

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    Student Engagement Tracker Via Seating Chart

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    This document is a seating chart template that teachers can use to track student engagement in their classroom over time. It includes spaces to note the teacher, subject, date, and start/end times. The seating chart contains 32 numbered student spots arranged in 4 rows at the front of the room. The key at the bottom explains that teachers should note student engagement every 2 minutes using the codes Q, A, E, P, or O to indicate if students are asking questions, answering questions, actively engaged, passively engaged, or off-task.

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    Student Engagement Tracker via Seating Chart

    TEACHER/SUBJECT: DATE: START TIME: END TIME:

    Front of the Room

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

    9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

    17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.

    25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.

    *Data noted every 2 minutes for each column

    KEY

    Q = student asking question


    A= student answering question
    E= Active engagement (raising hands, participating, sharing, looking up and taking notes, tracking the speaker)
    P= Passive engagement (seemingly doing what the teacher expects, staying quiet, doing the work, not asking/answering questions)
    O= Off-Task (not keeping up with work, looking around, talking/whispering, playing, fiddling with irrelevant items)

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