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Student Progress Tab

The new Student Progress tab gives students a clearer, more motivating way to track their learning over time — all in one place.

Written by Stephanie
Updated this week

The Big Picture (Pie Chart View)

At the top of the Progress tab, students will see a pie chart that shows their overall progress.

This view combines work from:

  • Practice

  • Assignments

…and turns it into a simple visual snapshot of how they’re doing.

Instead of guessing where they stand, students can now quickly see:

  • How much they’ve completed

  • Where they’re doing well

  • Where they may need more practice

👉 This helps students make more informed decisions about what to work on next.


A More Organized Practice Experience

Practice is now grouped in a way that’s easier to navigate and understand.

Instead of scrolling through a long list of skills, students will see:

  • Content organized by standards and domains

  • Clear groupings of related topics

This makes it easier for students to:

  • Find what they need

  • Stay focused

  • Build understanding within a topic


A More Guided Learning Path

Students now choose a topic area to work in, rather than jumping between isolated skills.

This helps:

  • Reduce overwhelm

  • Encourage deeper learning

  • Keep students progressing in a more structured way


What Hasn’t Changed

Everything students already know and love still works the same:

  • They can still solve problems and show their work using the canvas

  • The drawing tools and question experience are unchanged

  • Practice still works the same behind the scenes


Why This Matters for Teachers

The Progress view (including the pie chart) helps students take more ownership of their learning.

Students are better able to:

  • Understand their progress at a glance

  • Identify what to focus on next

  • Stay motivated with a clear sense of direction


What stays the same:

  • Solving problems, drawing, and answering questions all work exactly the same

  • Practice still functions as usual behind the scenes

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