📊 Essential for Living (EFL) Quick Assessment Template | Google Sheets & Excel
Track, organize, and visualize Essential for Living (EFL) Quick Assessment results with this automated dashboard. Designed for ABA professionals, this tool simplifies assessment tracking, highlights priority skill areas, and creates instant visual reports to monitor learner progress over time.
Perfect for BCBAs, ABA clinics, consultants, educators, and behavior professionals looking for an efficient way to manage repeated EFL Quick Assessments and communicate progress with clear visuals.
✨ What's Included (3 Interactive Tabs)
1️⃣ Quick Assessment Tracker
Record and organize multiple EFL Quick Assessments in one place.
✔ Log up to 25 assessments per learner
✔ Track assessment dates over time
✔ Simple 1–4 dropdown scoring with color-coded ratings
✔ Includes all 18 Quick Assessment areas with built-in definitions and scoring criteria (1–4) for easy reference while assessing
✔ Automatic score summaries and score distributions
✔ Easily compare current and previous assessments
Perfect for keeping all assessment data organized in one digital workbook.
2️⃣ One-Time Assessment Dashboard
Select any assessment date to instantly view visual summaries.
✔ Quick Assessment overview
✔ Essential Eight summary
✔ Score distribution
✔ Professional charts and visual summaries
3️⃣ Progress Dashboard
Monitor learner growth across multiple assessment dates.
📈 View:
✔ Assessment area progress over time
✔ Compare first vs. most recent assessment
✔ Score distribution trends
✔ Essential Eight progress summaries
✔ Interactive graphs filtered by assessment area
✔ Visual snapshots of learner progress
Perfect for progress monitoring, supervision, and demonstrating meaningful outcomes over time.
💡 Why You'll Love It
✔ Available in both Google Sheets and Excel
✔ Saves time organizing repeated assessments
✔ Automatic dashboards and visual reports
✔ Color-coded scoring for faster interpretation
✔ Keeps assessment history organized in one place
✔ No formulas or manual graphing required
📊 Essential for Living (EFL) Quick Assessment Template | Google Sheets & Excel
Track, organize, and visualize Essential for Living (EFL) Quick Assessment results with this automated dashboard. Designed for ABA professionals, this tool simplifies assessment tracking, highlights priority skill areas, and creates instant visual reports to monitor learner progress over time.
Perfect for BCBAs, ABA clinics, consultants, educators, and behavior professionals looking for an efficient way to manage repeated EFL Quick Assessments and communicate progress with clear visuals.
✨ What's Included (3 Interactive Tabs)
1️⃣ Quick Assessment Tracker
Record and organize multiple EFL Quick Assessments in one place.
✔ Log up to 25 assessments per learner
✔ Track assessment dates over time
✔ Simple 1–4 dropdown scoring with color-coded ratings
✔ Includes all 18 Quick Assessment areas with built-in definitions and scoring criteria (1–4) for easy reference while assessing
✔ Automatic score summaries and score distributions
✔ Easily compare current and previous assessments
Perfect for keeping all assessment data organized in one digital workbook.
2️⃣ One-Time Assessment Dashboard
Select any assessment date to instantly view visual summaries.
✔ Quick Assessment overview
✔ Essential Eight summary
✔ Score distribution
✔ Professional charts and visual summaries
3️⃣ Progress Dashboard
Monitor learner growth across multiple assessment dates.
📈 View:
✔ Assessment area progress over time
✔ Compare first vs. most recent assessment
✔ Score distribution trends
✔ Essential Eight progress summaries
✔ Interactive graphs filtered by assessment area
✔ Visual snapshots of learner progress
Perfect for progress monitoring, supervision, and demonstrating meaningful outcomes over time.
💡 Why You'll Love It
✔ Available in both Google Sheets and Excel
✔ Saves time organizing repeated assessments
✔ Automatic dashboards and visual reports
✔ Color-coded scoring for faster interpretation
✔ Keeps assessment history organized in one place
✔ No formulas or manual graphing required
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