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LevelSet Checklist (Downloadable with working links)

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Teachers and administrators can access these materials by opening the menu (≡) and selecting "Student Reports" from the Data Center section.  School and district-level reports allow leaders to view school and system-wide data.

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Achieve3000 captures and tracks all student submissions and activity on the site.  Teachers and administrators can access these materials by opening the menu (≡) and selecting "Student Reports" ...

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UPDATE!
As of August 31st, 2022, teachers can now reset students’ LevelSet scores directly from the new LevelSet scheduler tool. Teachers have 30 days after the administration of the test to reset…

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Note: if you're looking for LevelSet Scores, please visit the linked Help Center article. If your student happens to be multi-enrolled, please use the Data Center & "work completed in any class" filter to review their work!
Student Work Reporting

Achieve3000 saves all student work for teachers to review at their leisure. You can access student work from the  Reports  section of the Teacher's Edition.

1. Log in to your Achieve3000 Teacher's Edition.

2. Open the menu (≡) and select Student Reports from the Data Center section.

3. Click the blue arrow to expand  Student Work

4. Select the type of work you wish to review.  For example, to review lesson activity scores, select  and choose "Respond" from the options provided.

5. Once you click on the desired report, the page that appears has a series of drop-down filters to customize the report data. Use the drop-down boxes to customize your report, if desired.

7. A list of Activities appears on the screen. By default, the activities are sorted by the ones that were completed most recently. Click the appropriate header to sort the activities by Username, Activity Title, or Date completed.

8. Click the title of the Activity to view the details about the student's completed work.

**Typically, the reason you may not be seeing a student's activity in your reports is that the activity was completed under a different class. This happens when students complete work while signed into the wrong class. To view all student work that has been completed outside of your classes, you will have to change the " Which classes?" filter under " Which work should we include?" to show "W ork completed in all classes" on the report filter page.

All Usage and Performance reports are updated nightly. Student usage and activities will show up on these reports the morning after they have been completed.

1. Log in to your Achieve3000 Teacher's Edition.

2. Open the menu (≡) and select Student Reports from the Data Center section.

3. Click the blue arrow to expand  Usage Reports

4. Once you click on the desired report, the page that appears has a series of drop-down filters to customize the report data. Use the drop-down boxes to customize your report, if desired.

6. A list of users appears, grouped by Class for a Teacher account or Grade/Class/Students for a School Admin account.

Performance Reporting

1. Log in to your Achieve3000 Teacher's Edition.

2. Open the menu (≡) and select Student Reports from the Data Center section.

3. Click the blue arrow to expand  Performance Reports

4. Once you click on the desired report, the page that appears has a series of drop-down filters to customize the report data. Use the drop-down boxes to customize your report, if desired.

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Student Work, Performance, and Usage Reports

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Note: if you're looking for LevelSet Scores, please visit the linked Help Center article. If your student happens to be multi-enrolled, please use the Data Center & "work completed in any class...

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Classes are set up for you already via Infinite Campus schedules.

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Literacy with Boost - special support explained

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Literacy with Boost - special support explained

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Literacy with Boost is an additional product that is designed to target the unique needs of our diverse learners. Although teachers are able to utilize our various scaffolding options in our standard product, Boost is an add-on purchase that's tailored more specifically to student needs. Achieve3000 Boost gives students access to scaffolded and intensive instruction around phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension in grades PreK through 12. Our Boost product provides a combination of differentiated instruction, effective learning scaffolds, and targeted instructional frameworks to accelerate reading gains for struggling readers and students in intervention or special education programs.

LITERACY WITH BOOST FEATURES

Additional Supports

Student Support*

"Support" scaffold pre-set for all students

Sentence frames for agreement/disagreement/mixed response in Ready and Reflect

Paragraph frames in Thought Question boxes'

Teacher Support

For 5-Step Lessons:

Skills progression instruction (general tips per Lexile range for the 13 specific skills)

Best Practice videos embedded in Step 1 (Ready), Step 2 (Read), and Stretch Article

Instructional supports (specific to the lesson for all steps of the lesson).

Reading Skills report

Special Courses

Just For Me (2-12)

One unit per month, focusing on phonics and language development

Includes reading summaries, academic songs, phonics scaffolding, vocab flashcards.

Sci and SS focused.

One set for Elementary, another for Secondary. 10 units for each level.

Includes Teacher's Guide.

Fluency (2-12)

Read-aloud lessons.

Includes oral reading rubrics and fluency logs + fluency assessment tool.

*Please note, any supports can be turned off at the educator's discretion.

Selecting a Product - Literacy with Boost

Teachers may be asked to select a product upon their first login.

Educators will be presented with two options in the Product drop down. Literacy is the base product offered to all Achieve3000 users.

*Please note: teachers are unable to change product selection within Achieve3000 once a selection has been made. Please contact Support if you wish to change your class product once you have finalized your selection.

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1. Go to Admin Settings and click on "Edit class information"

2. Click "edit" to see a list of users in the class

3. Use the drop-down boxes under the Scaffolds column to change the setting for each student. There is a helpful icon next to the column heading that contains the different supports available. Once you've made your selections, remember to save your changes at the bottom.

As a reminder:

Standard

Content starting at 250L, with 8 multiple choice questions

Vocabulary support on the side of the article page

"Writing Tips" support in Write Step

Content ranging from PRE level (i.e., 150L or lower with 4 multiple choice questions) to Adult Reader level (i.e., 1350L or higher with 8 multiple choice questions)

Vocabulary preview pop-up screen at start of lesson

Extra time for activity completion (at 250L and below)

Initial LevelSet assessment set to two grade levels below actual

Access to full translation in Spanish if selected

Access to partial translation in Spanish if selected

Hero/title & article summary; Ready/Reflect and Reflect Results; Write prompt and Writing Tips; Rubric.

Read & Respond (Both Lexile and Stretch); Puzzle; Map.

Tabs roll from English to Spanish when hovered; Vocab & Concept Preview: Description in English; Vocabulary is in both; Audio Support in Spanish and English. Students can write in either English or Spanish.

Extension activities and related outside links for additional exploration.

Initial LevelSet assessment set for one grade level above actual.

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Sample Class Expectations and Requirement

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Sample Class Expectations and Requirement

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See all the wonderful things ashleyarnold has made

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KWL Chart

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-Win a turkey for Thanksgiving or a ham for Christmas
-Red Carpet Day - rent a limo and let students take selfies with a friend
-Pancake breakfast
-Makerspace in the Media Center Day/Class Period

*Most of these ideas were borrowed from Dr. Christy Grigsby

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-Monthly certificates with a treat
-Gift cards
-Blue jean days

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The 5-Step Literacy Routine is our proven method for developing the core skills that are essential to success in college & career, including the independent reading of complex texts.

Each step reinforces specific literacy skills and standards. These steps are presented as bullets on the Lesson page and have been newly updated! The new steps are listed below with their previous name for reference.

Step 1 - Ready (previously Before Reading Poll)

Step 2 - Read (previously Article)

Step 3 - Respond (previously Activity)

Step 4 - Reflect (previously After Reading Poll)

Step 5 - Write (previously Thought Question)

New Slider Functionality

You will notice on all steps of the lesson a new slider that splits the page. This can be adjusted to the left or right to enlarge the side which a user is working on for ease of view! In the example, below you can see that the article on the Read step has been expanded to the right so that the user can focus on this section!

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The 5-Step Literacy Routine is our proven method for developing the core skills that are essential to success in college & career, including the independent reading of complex texts. Each step ...

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The Data Center can be accessed 1 of 2 ways:

Via the main toolbar by clicking the graph icon

Via the left sidebar menu by clicking the "Data Center" link

The Data Center continues to evolve as the central place for teachers to monitor student performance and Lexile progress. This year, the Data Center includes data for college and career readiness, multiple LevelSet data points, and invalid activities indicators. Teachers can also customize the columns and information contained within the dashboard to suit their individual data needs.

Move columns in Overview

Toggle column visibility on or off

Allows you to control what you want to see & compare

Columns above class/student

Added new values as requested, like CCR Readiness, Interim test, etc

Filtering across multiple rows to identify patterns

Locate students who fit specific criteria like those who are not performing well, but are completing a lot of activities. Previously to sort through the data to find this information, you would have to manually do it via Excel. Now, you can simply select Filters!
Example: At this point in the year, I expect my students to have completed 15 activities and I also expect them to have grown by 70L or more.

This offers a new set of filters to sort through the data automatically. Labels: Column, Operator, and Value. Once selected, it will only show the students who have not met those criteria

Start Over button

Invalidity Flag (orange dot next to activities completed)

Now provides clear explanations for why an activity will not count towards adjustment!

When the Activity Tracker opens with your student's list of completed activities, you will see the lessons that were marked as invalid with an orange dot. To see the specific reason for the flag, simply hover over the orange dot with your cursor!
If you select "Activity Detail" for specific lesson, it still marks as invalid and explains why once again when you hover

Please visit our Resource Center page (linked below) for more information regarding the Data Center! In order to access the Resource Center, you'll need to be logged into your Achieve3000 Literacy profile.

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The Data Center can be accessed 1 of 2 ways: Via the main toolbar by clicking the graph icon Via the left sidebar menu by clicking the "Data Center" link The Data Center continues to evolve as...

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The Student Scoreboard tab of the student dashboard includes three sections: The Lexile Tracker, Achievements, and the highest scoring classes and students in their school, state/territory, and worldwide.

1. The Lexile Tracker is a feature that allows Achieve3000 Literacy students to easily see and track changes in their Lexile measures. This feature provides students with insights into their own growth and displays their paths in relation to other Lexile goals including their chosen career, and general college and career readiness. This is a great motivational tool that allows students to see how their hard work pays off!

2. The Achievements section will display the Badges students have earned in the program, whether they are automatically awarded by the program or manually awarded by a teacher. Students can also view the number of points they've earned for the current day as well as the current school year.

3. The highest scoring classes within the school are reported daily, while the state/territory and worldwide highest scorers are reported both daily and weekly. This portion of the Student Scoreboard will also show the student how many lessons they have completed with a first-try score of 75% or higher during this current school year.

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The Home Page is the starting point for students, providing them with the assigned article, information on their points and achievements, and links to important news and announcements. Use the image below to help familiarize yourself with the options available to students.

Menu - Use the menu button to access options such as Home, My Lessons, Career Center, Writing Center. Depending on how your district logs in, you may also see options to log into Achieve3000 Math and Actively Learn.

Class Selector - Use the drop down provided to preview content specific to one of your classes.

Career Center - Students can select a Top Career and view insightful videos related to many of the careers listed.

User Information - This section displays the student's name, as indicated in the Pen Name field in the individual student profile, and the avatar selected by the student. Use the drop down to the right of the student's name to Log Out, change the password, or create a Home Edition login for parents.

Featured Lesson - This section of the Home Page highlights the lesson scheduled for the current day. If more than one lesson is scheduled for today, you will see arrows at the bottom which you can click to see the additional lessons.

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Giving students the tools to monitor and track their own lesson completion and performance allows them to take control of their learning. The new My Lesson Dashboard provides students with information on lesson status (completed vs. not started vs. in progress) and includes grades for any scored lesson steps. New icons and sortable columns help students easily find the work that needs to be completed and linked lesson steps help students jump right into the lesson and finish any incomplete assignments.

The Dashboard has 4 tabs: Class Lessons, Not Started, In Progress, and Completed

Search bar: allows students to search within that page
To clear, press Search again!

Class Lessons Tab

Lesson, Lesson Type, Assigned (whether teacher assigned it), Next Step, Featured and Due

When you enter the page, it is sorted by most recent and teacher-assigned first. Students can adjust this by selecting the arrow next to either 'Assigned' or 'Featured' to sort accordingly!

Not Started

Same sorting as Class Lessons

Students can select 'Next Step' button to directly access that lesson & step (i.e. read, ready, respond)
Also possible from the 'Class Lessons' Tab!

In Progress

Lets students see exactly where they are in a lesson

Under 'Progress', students can hover to see where they are and if they already submitted work

Updates as soon as the lesson is completed and will move it to the 'Completed' Tab!

Completed

Allows students to see quickly & easily how they are performing!

Under 'Completed', it shows Part 1 (1st and 2nd try scores) along with colored temperature gauges for the scores listed
If there are any multi-part lessons completed, those will be listed as well

Activity Results shows activity scores and grades (written response grades from teacher and comments!)

Print Preview button

This gathers what is listed on the page to print

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Promoting Student Agency with the new My Lesson Dashboard Giving students the tools to monitor and track their own lesson completion and performance allows them to take control of their learning...

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Achieve3000 provides students with many opportunities to write. In addition to the 5-Step Literacy Routine, Achieve3000 includes a Writing Center with a wealth of resources to help students perfect…

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The Career Center is designed to help students track the Lexile progress required for the career(s) of their choice.  It provides students with a list of careers to explore and is intended to help motivate students to work toward a career goal.  In the Student Edition, students can also select a Top Career and track their ongoing progress towards the Lexile range for the selected career.

For more detailed information and an instructional video, please log in to your Achieve3000 account, click on the Resource Center icon in the lower right hand corner, and search for 'Career Center'.

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