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Is there a way to view the scores as a percentage at the bottom of the page?

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Is there a way to view the scores as a percentage at the bottom of the page?

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How do you delete a student (like a home schooled kiddo) that you don't want on your roster, how do you do it?

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Students reports that have details of mastery are in black and white only and are hideous. Is there are prettier option for the detailed report?

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If a DLI teacher only teachers French/ELA and Science can still participate if they only really keep a monthly Math topic gradebook since math is their partner teacher's main subject and she just reinforces math

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If a DLI teacher only teachers French/ELA and Science can still participate if they only really keep a monthly Math topic gradebook since math is their partner teacher's main subject and she just reinforces math

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Will there be a point that the scores we put into a grade book program will automatically put scores into our report
card?

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Are students who move in automatically added to the tracker or do you have to add them manually?

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Are students who move in automatically added to the tracker or do you have to add them manually?

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Can someone come help problem solve over at V.D. table with Nancy Bauman and deleting a score for a student who hasn't taken a test yet.  She mass assigned a score but wanted to go blank out a student who hasn't taken the test yet

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Can someone come help problem solve over at V.D. table with Nancy Bauman and deleting a score for a student who hasn't taken a test yet.  She mass assigned a score but wanted to go blank out a student who hasn't taken the test yet

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Are there step by step instructions for the different things we did today?

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In my Pearson realize they are showing standard 5.nbt.a.1 and 5.nbt.a.2 but in the tracker it just has 5.nbt.1 (not an a or b)

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In my Pearson realize they are showing standard 5.nbt.a.1 and 5.nbt.a.2 but in the tracker it just has 5.nbt.1 (not an a or b)

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One of my teachers tried hiding all topics but one in math but then when the topics went away, the assessments didn't and it put that assessment with a different standard

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One of my teachers tried hiding all topics but one in math but then when the topics went away, the assessments didn't and it put that assessment with a different standard

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Rather than having the trackers arranged by units or topics, the teachers at my table would rather have it organized by report card target, grouping them together differently

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I notice that it only shows the most recent assessment score and not an average over time? Is there a way to see the average mastery scores?

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I notice that it only shows the most recent assessment score and not an average over time? Is there a way to see the average mastery scores?

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Jolie Gevara and Cathy Carr don't have SIS option

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Jolie Gevara and Cathy Carr don't have SIS option

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Fill in the same score for every student

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Fill in the same score for every student

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Enter the score for the first student. Highlight the score, then type Shift+C.

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If you want to print bubble sheets without going to the assessments. Click tracker - click print extra bubble sheets (on the left hand side) - select use students from tracker - select the number of questions. You want to do this if you want more questions than the assessment you created for future use. :)

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Click here to view the answered questions

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If you have any questions, please add them using the plus sign in the bottom right

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If you have any questions, please add them using the plus sign in the bottom right