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Using the Standards View to Analyze Student Progress

This guide explains how to access the Standards View to see color-coded proficiency data, identify skill gaps, and analyze class-wide trends. Helpful for teachers using Standards Reports to monitor progress and plan targeted support.

The Standards View provides a powerful visual representation of student proficiency across all standards in a course. It helps you quickly spot trends, identify gaps, and create targeted assignments or small-group instruction.


How to Access the Standards View

1. Click the Standards tab

This is the third tab after Assignments and Classes.

2. Select the class you want to review

If you teach multiple content areas, select the class title from the left side menu to open the associated standard cards.


What You’ll See in the Standards View

Inside the Standards tab, you’ll see a scatter plot showing student performance on each standard. Each dot represents a student’s progress and is color-coded for quick interpretation:

  • Green Dots — Students who have demonstrated proficiency

  • Yellow Dots — Students who need more time before proficiency can be determined

  • Red Dots — Students who need help and may benefit from intervention or reteaching


What This View Helps You Identify

The Standards scatter plot gives you an instant snapshot of:

  • Standards where the class is performing well

  • Emerging gaps across the group

  • Which students need additional time or support

This makes it easier to plan reteaching, assign Practices, build small groups, or extend learning for proficient students.


🎥 Standards Cards

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