Systematic measurement that shows progress in numbers and keeps every decision in the plan grounded in evidence.
What separates an effective programme from one that merely looks effective is data. At Ostathna we collect precise data in every session and for every goal, because a decision based on numbers always beats one based on impressions, and because families deserve to see progress rather than hear about it.
The service covers defining measurable goals for every learning or life skill, choosing the right measure (frequency, percentage accuracy, prompt level, duration or latency), collecting data with standard tools, and turning it into graphs that are reviewed regularly. When a goal stalls, the data tells us early so we change the teaching approach instead of losing months.
Every learner enrolled in our programmes receives this service, and we also offer it independently to schools, centres and families in Jordan who want a clear measurement system for their existing plans or documented progress reports.
Step by step
We phrase every goal in observable, countable language and set the mastery criterion in advance.
Data sheets suited to each goal, used by every team member and, when needed, by parents and teachers.
Session data becomes graphs that show the trend and are reviewed in regular meetings.
Clear decision rules: when to raise the level, when to change the method, and when to celebrate mastery and move on.
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Yes. Reports are written in plain language with simple graphs, and we walk you through them at every review.
Yes. We help schools and centres in Jordan build goal and measurement systems for their plans, and train their teams to collect and read data.
Report frequency is agreed in the plan, and the latest data is available on request.
No. Our tools are designed to be used during teaching without interruption; collecting data is a natural part of the specialist's work.
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What we measure in every session, and how the numbers turn a plan into better decisions.
The first assessment session identifies needs and priorities, then we suggest the most suitable plan.