What does an Email Progress Report Look Like

Example of a Progress report a teacher can receive by email

The Strategy Ms. Lindquist is using this section is Use Example.
You will get promoted to the next section if you get get the next 1 in
a row correct.

Report loginname=mandeezee.txt
Section Name                    Tried  Correct  Status 
 One-Operator Problems (li        3        3    Mastered 
 Post-Test: One-Operator P        2        1    Post-Test was 1 out of 2  
 One-Operator Problems Inv        5        2    Started but did not finished 
 Post-Test: One-Operator P        0        0    Has not completed 
 Two-Operator Problems (li        0        0    Has not completed 
 Post-Test: Two-Operator P        0        0    Has not completed 
 Harder Two-Operator Probl        0        0    Has not completed 
 Post-Test: Harder Two-Ope        0        0    Has not completed 
 More Challenging Three an        0        0    Has not completed 
 Post-Test: More Challengi        0        0    Has not completed 

How do you read a report?

• The first line of this report says that Ms. Lindquist is using the strategy called "Use Example" if the student gets the problem wrong.
• Then the progress report says that for the current section the student needs to get the next problem correct in order to be graduated to the next section.
• The report mentions the login name the student used was "mandeezee".
• We can see that this student did the first three problems correct and was promoted.
• Then the student got one correct out of two of the post-test problems.
• In the third section the student has done 5 problems, getting 2 of them correct on his first attempt. The student has not yet reached mastery for that section.

How do I know the report actually came from the student?

Back to The Ms. Lindquist Algebra Tutoring Web Site.

This box is the service that provides my free web statistics. You can pay money to not have this image show up but we are non-profit and don't have money for that.