This view of student progress is best for evaluating and comparing student progress from one specific time period (pre-test) to another specific time period (post-test).

To see the table view of student progress, log in and click Progress from the top tabs.

Select the individual student or the student group for whom you would like to see progress data. The dropdown menus at the top of the screen allow you to choose a school, grade level, classroom, or individual student.

Select the subject or domain for which you would like to view data. Select the test window for the pre-test time period and then select the test window for the post-test time period. These choices define the content area and the beginning and end dates for which you would like to see progress scores.

The below screen shows the progress data for five fourth grade classes at a school. Only students who completed a math assessment for the Winter 2021 and Spring 2021 test windows are reflected in this table. The table shows the scale score progress for each classroom and the Progress Rate.

The Progress Rate indicates the rate of progress a student or group of students have made between two test windows. A Progress Rate of 1.00 indicates progress at the rate of the national average. A Progress Rate of 2.00 indicates a rate of progress that is double the national average. A Progress Rate of 0.50 indicates a rate of progress that is one-half the national average.

Click on the name of a class to see the individual students that comprise the class and their individual scores.