This project is in fulfillment of TIY's curriculum.

Along with Reading, 'Riting and 'Rithmetic, teachers are expected to be police and parent and priest in their classrooms. One particularly onerous requirement is tracking (in this case, imaginary) students' disruptive/maladaptive behaviors in class, so that any interventions can be scientifically analyzed, over time, for effect. While this sounds wise, the documentation regimen requires the teacher to interrupt group lessons' flow, in order to track individual students' behaviors. Therefore, often (regularly), teachers delay the tracking to a more convenient time - thereby lessening the accuracy and quality of the data.

This application assists the process in an elegant expeditious digital manner; rather than paperwork, the app allows the teacher at the planned time, to document the behavior with recognizable icons and the toggle icon ingeniously captures the binary data (was he doing this behavior just now, or not?), freeing teacher's time and attention back onto the "problem child", instead of the damn paperwork! ; )

Eventually, the app will allow teachers to input student names, frequency intervals for observation and to choose typical "problem" behaviors for tracking, and then alert teachers of precise observation requirements, at the scheduled times.

Later iterations of this app would include mobile swipe recording, mobile reminder (the phone vibrating and generating the student / behavior icon).

To start: npm run dev (Opens in localhost:8080 at present)

Next iteration concepts: make behaviors selectable for users. Maybe 8 out of 16 or whatever. React-Native and mobile option? change analytics into graphical comparisons over time (how is intervention working over a week, over a month, etc.) build in a timer/alarm ability so that teacher can get automated reminder for documenting at intervals make gifs display exchange after each new student selection?