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From January to March growth was 64%, No Growth 9%, and Regress 26%.

April: 45.4% growth, 11% no growth, 43.6% regress

Notice the difference in just 1 month (April) compared to 3 months (Jan-Mar)

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What was the cause of such a jump in regression? Would like to see just March IXL data compared to April instead of 3 months to 1

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How much was IXL utilized before, during, and after PSSAs?

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Continued individualized goal setting and conferencing with students. Monthly IXL competition to support students utilization.

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If the data is looking at the overall reading score, but students are goal setting for specific skills, how is this being accurately reflected in the data?

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Students who regressed almost doubled from March to April

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A lot of my students are showing Grammar and Mechanics as their lowest skill and making minimal growth. The curriculum does not give them a lot of Grammar instruction, so I think implementing Grammar instruction more consistently would help them grow.

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43% regression - yikes!

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Did the break with IXL during PSSAs contribute to the regression?

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I wonder how much of an effect PSSAs may have had on the regression in IXL.

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In the overall data for 3rd grade math, students below/well below level and students on/above level has been pretty consistent from January through April.

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Continue goal setting and conferences based on IXL scores. Problem of the day spiral review to continue practice with skills we learn earlier in the year.

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Much like Hunt mentioned, did PSSAs have some effect on data? Alost half of April was math and ELA PSSAs. My kids were not focused and working on IXL Math as much as they were prior to the PSSAs. We spent a lot of time prepping and reviewing for the PSSAs.

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I noticed 1st and 2nd grade overall math levels are complete opposite of 3rd grades. Why?

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I'm still confused how IXL benchmark keeps track of math skills. Why a skill score can go down, I don't understand.

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Maybe it's me. I wonder if there is too much data to look at.

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Why is April's Well Below/Below and On/Above overall levels moving away from each other?

Is this because of the increasing benchmark levels as the year progresses?

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For April, 74% well below/below level, but then we had 48% overall growth. Huh?

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Roberts- I am wondering what is causing the regression to be so high?

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Roberts- I am wondering what is causing the regression to be so high?

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Roberts- The amount of regression has doubled since the last time.

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Roberts- The amount of regression has doubled since the last time.