Self Monitoring Tools for Students / School Counselors
18 Printables for individual self-monitoring. Build executive functioning skills by focusing on specific areas of need for each individual student. Works well for small groups, daily or weekly class monitoring, or pair with discipline/restorative interventions. I use these in parent conferences and as data to prove efforts have been taken to build skill capacity and reflection for self-awareness and regulation.
Topics include:
Daily check in
Assignment trackers
Conflict situational reflections
Anger management
Calming strategies analysis
Behavior trackers
Daily focus sheet
Goal progress tracking
Self-reflection for social/emotional skills learned and utilized
Mood impact reflections
Cause and Effect of actions and words
What can help when....
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Jamie Taylor
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Currently in my 25th year in the Education field. Proud teacher coach and problem solver. My role is in the student support field, I create practical, culture-aligned tools for real-world school environments.
Forged in fire, I spent my time in challenging buildings. I taught ELA and History to middle school students, took on every sport, club, or school wide project that was thrown at me. I create resources for these too!
For the past decade, I have worked as a middle and high school counselor, specializing in student support, behavior intervention, and staff coaching. I naturally gravitate toward the students others find challenging, using organization, structure, and realistic strategies to unlock progress.
My resources are built from experience—not theory—designed to support counselors, teachers, and school teams who need solutions that actually work in their school culture.












