Student Progress Matrix: This Year and Historic Views
To help teachers monitor student learning and growth more effectively, we’ve updated the Student Progress Matrix to provide both current-year and historical views of student performance.
The This Year tab displays the matrix for the current school year. Teachers can see how students are performing on the standards they are actively working on, helping them identify areas where students may need additional support.
The Historic tab provides a view of students’ performance from the previous school year. This information is aligned with the standards from the grade below, giving teachers context on prior learning and helping them plan instruction for the current year.
Set a Student’s Translation Language 💬
Some teachers have mandates that require students to receive problems in Spanish (or another language), and we want to support that need.
Teachers can select a translation language for a student in the Support Settings menu. By checking the box, the student will only receive math problems in the chosen language and will not be able to change it.
To do this, the teacher goes into the relevant class, clicks the three dots next to the student’s name, selects Support Settings, chooses the translation language, and checks the box. Once this is set, the student will see all problems in that language.
Edit Work on Correct Problems ✅
Students can now edit their work after revisiting a problem they’ve already solved correctly. This supports deeper learning and reflection, while ensuring the original answer remains unchanged.
The Edit button appears only when a student revisits a problem they have already solved correctly. Students can modify their work to explore alternative strategies or improve the presentation of their solution. The original answer to the problem cannot be changed.
To use this feature, students should press the Edit button, update their work on the drawboard, and then either click Save Drawboard or move on to the next problem, as changes are saved automatically. Once finished, they are done.