Quick Reports: How to View Progress Reports (Teacher) Follow
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How to View and Download Progress Reports (Teacher Guide)
As a teacher, monitoring student engagement and progress is essential for data-driven instruction. Penda Science provides "Quick Reports" to help you analyze usage across your classes in just a few clicks.
Why Mastery Matters More Than Usage Time
Mastery of activities—not just time spent on the platform—has the strongest correlation with improved high-stakes assessment scores. While students may log hours without meaningful engagement, those actively working toward mastery see real academic growth. As you review reports, focus on mastery and proficiency rather than usage time to fully understand Penda Science’s impact on student outcomes.
The Progress Report provides an overview of class and student progress, including:
Engagement Hours: Total time spent by the class.
Hours Per Student: The average time each student has spent on activities.
Active Students: The count of students who have logged in and completed work.
Average Score: The average score for activities completed for the selected timeframe.
Average Mastery: Average score for all completed activities
Completed Activities: Number of completed activities
Mastery levels: Visual indicators for Not mastered, partially mastered, or mastered
Step 1: Select Your Class
On the left-hand navigation bar, look under the My Classes section and click on the specific class you wish to view.
Step 2 - Open Quick Reports
Scroll down, to the class sub-menu that appears, then click on Quick Reports.
Step 3 - Navigate to the Progress Report
From the dropdown options, select Progress Report. This will take you to the report's summary dashboard.
Step 4 - View and/or Filter Data
Use the filters at the top of the dashboard to view data for a specific Grade, Date Range, or use the search bar to select a specific student.
- By default, Withdrawn students are hidden from this report to keep results focused on currently enrolled students. To view all students, simply move the Include Withdrawn Students toggle to the ON position.
- Note: You may need to scroll right to see all data.
Step 5 - Download the Report
To save a copy for your records or to filter data as needed, click the green Download Report button at the top right of the screen.
Understand Mastery Indicators
Average Mastery Scores are color-coded for quick reference:
🟩 Green: 80% and above (Mastered)
🟨 Yellow: 60–79% (Partially Mastered)
🟥 Red: Below 59% (Not Yet Mastered)
Pro-Tips for Teachers
Click the Average Mastery column header to sort scores from lowest to highest or highest to lowest — perfect for forming intervention groups.
- By default, the report includes data from the start of the school year through the current date. Use the date range filter to view progress by day, week, time spent on a specific unit, month, or academic quarter — ideal for entering weekly or periodic grades in your gradebook.
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