Student Course Progress

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GR LearnPro - Student Course Progress – Empowering Educators with Actionable Insights.

‍The Student Course Progress page provides a real-time view of student activity, scores, and engagement. It enables teachers and administrators to track progress, manage coursework, and intervene effectively to support student success.

Overview

The Student Course Progress page in Grade Results provides teachers and administrators with a detailed view of a student’s progress in their enrolled courses. This page allows users to track activity completion, scores, and statuses while also offering course management tools for interventions and customizations.

Key Features of the Student Course Progress Page

1. Course Activity Overview

Displays all course activities along with their scores and statuses.
Blue hyperlinks provide additional details on specific activities.
Course management tools allow teachers and administrators to:
- Reset tests or activities.
- Mark activities as completed.
- Release unit and course posttests.

2. Student Progress Details

Completion Percentage:
- Shows the percentage of activities completed out of the total activities.
Course Pretest & Posttest Scores:
- Displays scores with a link to view questions and answers.
Course Activities Tracked:
- Lesson
- Lesson Posttest (5 multiple-choice & 2 constructed response questions)
- Supplemental Resources
- Projects
- Worksheets
- Forum Discussions

3. Activity Scoring Breakdown

Total Points (TP): Maximum possible points.
Points Answered (PA): Number of points attempted by the student.
Points Scored (PS): Number of points earned.
Points to Grade (PG): Remaining points that need evaluation.

4. Course Activity Status Indicators

Each activity will have a status reflecting student engagement and progress:

Not Started – The student has not attempted the activity.
In Progress – The activity is currently being worked on.
Pending Review – Awaiting evaluation by the instructor.
Needs Improvement – Requires revisions or corrections.
Completed Successfully – Activity finished with a recorded completion date.

5. Course Management Tools

Teachers and administrators can take various actions to assist students in their progress:

Reset Course: Allows students to restart the course from the beginning.
Reset Course Pretest: Enables students to retake the pretest with new questions.
Reset Lesson Posttest: Students or teachers can reset lesson tests for a retake.
Release Unit Tests:
- Normally, unit tests are unlocked after all unit activities are completed.
- Teachers can manually release a unit test before all activities are finished.
Reset Course Posttest: Students can retake the posttest with a new set of questions.
Enable (Release) Course Posttest: Teachers can unlock the course posttest for students.

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Best Use Cases for the Student Course Progress Page

Monitoring Individual Student Progress: Track completion rates, scores, and activity status for better student support.
Identifying Struggling Students: Quickly find students who need interventions based on activity status and mastery levels.
Managing Assessments: Reset pretests, posttests, and unit tests when necessary.
Adjusting Course Access: Release tests or reset activities to allow students to reattempt and improve.
Generating Progress Reports: Use the available data to provide insights to parents, school administrators, or academic advisors.

💡 Notes & Tips:

Check progress regularly: Ensure students are keeping up with coursework and intervene when necessary.
Utilize the reset options wisely: Reset tests only when students truly need a fresh attempt.
Encourage students to complete lessons before assessments: This improves their chances of mastering the material.
Use activity scoring insights to guide instruction: Understanding Total Points, Points Scored, and Points Answered helps tailor learning support.

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