How can teachers track the assigned Math practice?

As a teacher, staying updated on students' practice assignments is important for effective classroom management and student progress tracking. Follow the steps mentioned below to track the student's progress on the given assignments: 

1. Log in to your teacher's account with your registered email address and password. 

2. Click on the 'Assign curriculum' and 'Track Assignment' options to access the assignment tracking page and view all the assigned practices.
3. Click on the assignment title to view its status as per your choice. The assignments are color-coded to help you quickly overview your student's progress.
4. It's important to note that you can view all the assigned practice assignments grade-wise by selecting the grade level from the drop-down menu. This allows you to easily track your student's progress across different grade levels and ensure they effectively work on the assigned practice.
5. Now, you can view/understand the reports.

Here's what the different colors signify in the reports:

 Mastered - > 80% accuracy in each playable. This indicates a strong grasp of the concepts covered.

 Satisfactory - The lowest accuracy in any playable is between 60-80%. In this, they are considered to be performing satisfactorily. There's room for improvement, but they are on the right track.

 Can do better - The lowest accuracy in any playable is between 50-60%. It suggests they can improve their performance with more practice and focus.

 Need Attention - < 50% accuracy in at least one playable. It indicates that they may need additional support and attention in that particular area to enhance their understanding.

 Yet to Start - status indicates that your child has not begun working on the assigned activities.

 In progress - This status means your child is working on it, and their performance data is being updated in real-time.

Points to remember: 

1. If required, you can click on the "Print" icon and print the assignment reports for your records.
2. If you cannot view the progress of the student(s) in the classroom, please click here to submit the request so we can assist you accordingly.