To find data for the Accelerated Literacy Skills section of your RLA Mastery course, follow the steps below.
1. Select the Reports icon followed by Literacy Skills which has a dropdown toggle that will allow you to see the different reports we offer for each component.
2. Each module has its own report! Match the name of the module with the name of the report to find student data. The modules available in your RLA Mastery course may differ depending on the grade level course you've been assigned.
View Student Progress and Individual Responses
Many modules have activities that are auto-graded and produce a score. Those modules are:
- Antonyms
- Synonyms
- Homographs
- Homophones
- Abstract Word Study
- Instructional Words
Below is an example of the "Antonyms" report. On any of the reports, you can click on the student's name and score to view the student's individual responses for each question.
Some modules do not have any graded activities and are monitored for practice only. Students will receive a checkmark on their report to show completion.
- Phonemic Fundamentals
- Idioms*
- High-Frequency Words**
On any of the modules that include student-produced recordings, you can hear the students' submitted recordings after pulling the report. Simply click on their name and the check mark for the corresponding week!
* Idioms offers a Test for every 7-8 weeks of practice that students complete. Idiom Tests are auto-graded.
** High-Frequency Words does offer Evaluation assessments, but these are NOT auto-graded and will need to be scored by the teacher.
Scoring High-Frequency Words Assessments
The score will appear as "Pending" on the report until the recordings on the Evaluation have been scored. To score the students' recordings, select Evaluation Test Report followed by the student's name.
Scroll down to the table titled HF Word Practice and click on "Pending".
Press play. As you listen to the full student recording, select a score for each word.
0 = incorrect or silent; 1 = correct
Select Submit when you are done rating to save any changes made. The student's score will now appear!