It can be really useful to see how your students are doing as a group, so your tools allow you to view aggregate results for all of your students. When you have students grouped into Classes, you can also view aggregate results by Class.
| See also: Creating and Configuring Classes |
- Log in to your account and navigate to your Educator Tools.
- Click on the Classwork tab in the sidebar menu.
- From here, you can either see statistics for All Students or for students grouped by Class. Use the Class dropdown at the top to change your selection.
- In Class Exam and Section Results you can see the number of students who have completed a section, and the average percentile for this group.
Viewing aggregate results by Exam
- To see how this group of students did on an exam, click on the title of that specific exam (for example, Upper #1).
- From here, you'll be able to analyze student performance in a graph and a table view. Using Toggle Display, you can view either by Section or Subtype.
- You can sort and filter your view to focus on certain sections, like Verbal in the example below.
- From this view, you can use the Class toggle menu at the top left to change the grouping back to All Students at any time or select a different Classroom.
Viewing aggregate results by Section
- Class Exam and Section Results card on your Classwork page, click on the title of a specific section in the Student Answers column (for example, Quant #1).
- In the aggregate section results view, you can see how your students performed on each individual section, and how that compares to the performance of other students. Check out the diagram below for a few of the items on this page.
- The specific answer that a student chose for this question (green indicates a correct response, red indicates an incorrect response)
- The percentage of your students who answered this question correctly, and the percentage of all students who answered this question correctly
- This statistic is very useful in determining whether many of your students are struggling with certain questions.
- The question number. This is also a link; click it to see the question text and answer choices.
