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    • iSPIRE Teacher Report

    Owned by Forrest Rose
    Last updated: Jul 05, 2024
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    As a teacher, monitoring your students' progress is crucial to ensuring their success. iSPIRE offers comprehensive assessment reports that provide valuable insight into student performance. It allows you to track their growth and identify areas where they may need additional support.

    This guide will walk you through accessing and utilizing the various teacher reports on the iSPIRE platform. Following the step-by-step instructions in the "iSPIRE Teacher Reports Tutorial" video, you'll be well-equipped to navigate the reports menu, interpret the data, and use the information to inform your instruction and support your student’s learning journey.

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    Step-by-Step Instructions

    Accessing Reports

    • Teachers should start by tapping the 'Reports' icon on their class home screen on the iSPIRE platform.

     

    Navigating to Progress Reports

    • Tap the 'iSPIRE Progress Reports' icon within the reports menu.

    • Choose from one of the four reports available in the dropdown menu.

     

    Using the Concept Mastery Fluency Drill Report

    • Select the 'Concept Mastery Fluency Drill' to view data, such as students' correct words per minute for each concept. These assessments are taken during the independent work phase at the end of each introductory lesson.

    • For more detailed information, click the black triangle next to each entry or the blue hyperlink to review specific assessment details, including which words students struggled with.

     

    Viewing the Concept Assessment Report

    • Select ‘Concept Assessment' from the dropdown menu, select the desired level, and click 'Update.’

    • This report displays how students master new skills: blue highlights indicate mastery, orange highlights below mastery scores, and white indicates no assessment completion.

    • For deeper insights, click the black triangle for specifics on student scores, including the number of assessments taken before mastery was achieved.

     

    Checking Pre- and Post-Test Reports

    • Select 'Pre- and Post-Test Report' to compare individual student scores from the start to the end of a level.

    • Scores of 80% or higher in parts of the post-test (decodable words, sentences, correct words per minute, comprehension questions) suggest mastery of the level's concepts.

     

    Reviewing the Mid-Level Test Report

    • The 'Mid-Level Test Report' shows student scores in percentages for each concept up to the middle of that level. A score of 80% or higher indicates mastery.

    • Like other reports, detailed information is accessible via hyperlinks.

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