OUSD School Transformation Collaborative:
Spring 2017 Cohort
Within Khan Academy there are 6 levels from Struggling to Mastered. Practiced is the first level attained after answering 5 questions in a row correctly. Using the Skill Progress report on the Dashboard, identify students who are Struggling or Need Practice and create small groups or individual tutoring time.
To progress from Practiced to Level One, Two and Mastered, encourage students to complete Mastery Challenges or assign more difficult concepts by making a coach recommendation.
Check this report daily, filtering by specific skills, to update students' small groups and tutoring needs.
Skill
Progress
Report
After answering 5 questions correctly in a row, a student moves from "Needs Practice" to "Practiced" in that exercise.
Students must take Mastery Challenges to level up to Mastered.
Level Up!
Possible tutoring opportunity 1-1 with the teacher or paired with a "Mastered" student.
Filter by specific skills or "Struggling."
Bookmark to save your filters.
Personalized Math Prototype
Every 3 to 5 weeks, check the main metrics against your prototype goals.
Pace
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Goal: 70% of students will increase the number of weekly activities mastered over 4 weeks.
Using Student Data to Measure Success
Metrics and Reports
Academic
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Goal: 80% of students will reach Khan Practiced or Level 1 on weekly required exercises.
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Goal: 80% of students will receive at least 4 of 5 stars on Matific games.
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Goal: 80% of students will attain proficient or above on Mastery Tasks weekly.
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Goal: 80% of students will perform proficient or above on district quarterly benchmarks.
In Matific, there are four simple reports. Select reports at the top after logging in, to view them. The Class performance overview, pictured here, is the most helpful report.
Class Overview
Click on a piece of the pie chart and it will show which students are Advanced, On Level, Need Practice or Intervention.
The Parent Report is a special feature in Matific. To generate a parent report, go to your Students in the top right menu, check the box next to the student name and select parent report. Enter the parent email and select Preview to see what you will be emailing to parents. See a sample Parent Report.
Tip: A nice feature of the parent report is that all activities in the selected time frame are listed with active links. Students can get additional practice by clicking on activities from the parent report.