Interpreting the Student Progress Page

The Student Progress page shows different data depending on the type of assignment (Signal Check, Spot Check, or Expansion Pack) you're looking at. Expand the links below to help you understand what you might find on the Student Progress page based on the assignment type.

If you see...  It means...
  • Scores

These are the latest Signal Check scores your student received for each rubric trait. Because this is a Signal Check or Expansion Pack assignment, your student has also seen these scores.
  • Scores
  • Check mark

Your student wrote an essay and turned in it.

  • Scores
  • No check mark
  • Box next to name

Your student requested a Signal Check and is still working. A check next to scores will appear and then disappear if a student turns in work but continues to write. You can click on the student's name to view their current draft.
  • No scores
  • No check mark

Your student hasn't started working OR
Your student hasn't gotten a Signal Check yet.
  • "Needs Review"

Your student requested a Signal Check on work that could not be scored or turned in work that could not be scored.

If you see...  It means...
  • Scores

These are the scores your student received for each rubric trait on their most recently submitted or collected work.

Remember, in Spot Check, students do not get any guidance or feedback as they write and only teachers can see students' scores.

  • Scores
  • Check mark

Your student turned in their essay and you collected work for the whole class.
  • No scores
  • Check mark

Your student hasn't submitted work yet OR
You haven't clicked Collect Work yet.
  • Only a check mark
  • No scores

Your student submitted work, but you haven't clicked Collect Work yet.
  • "Needs Review"

Your student turned in work that could not be scored.