Why You’ll Love the Progress Tab
Think of the Progress Tab as your dashboard for learning. It shows how your students are mastering standards and skills over time so you can:
Spot who’s thriving and who needs extra support
Adjust your pacing or reteach tricky standards
Celebrate wins when students master a tough skill
Select a Class
Start by opening the Progress Tab and selecting your class. By default, you’ll see This Year, which focuses on current school year progress. Want to peek at last year’s performance? Switch to Historic.
💡 Pro tip: Historic is great for spotting gaps in prior knowledge or reviewing students who might need a refresher before moving forward.
Analyze the Standard Completion Graph
At the top, the Standard Completion Graph gives a quick snapshot of progress.
Solid line: Shows class-level mastery
Dotted line: Shows individual student progress
This graph helps you see if your pacing is on track and if all standards are being covered.
Review the Progress Matrix
Below the graph is the Progress Matrix, which breaks down performance by standard and skill. You can:
Focus on a specific domain (like Geometry or Measurement & Data)
Zoom in on individual students to spot trends
Hover over cells for skill-level details
Interpret the Data
The Progress Tab shows the last five attempts at each skill, keeping mastery info current. Sometimes the chart looks redder than you expect. This usually happens when students start an assignment but don’t finish it—unanswered questions count as incorrect.
How to Use This Info in Your Teaching
The Progress Tab isn’t just for checking boxes—it’s for making teaching decisions. Use it to:
Adjust pacing for the whole class or individual students
Identify tricky standards that need reteaching
Plan enrichment for students who are ahead
Celebrate mastery and growth
By combining the Standard Completion Graph with the Progress Matrix, you get the full picture of student learning—no guessing required.
The Progress Tab turns numbers into action. Keep an eye on class trends, drill down to individual students, and use what you learn to guide instruction confidently. With this tool, you can support every student in mastering standards—and make teaching decisions faster and smarter.