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Print Family Report outside of tested term
Allow printing of Family Report at any time - specifically outside of the testing term - regardless if rostering is completed for the next term. Example - Fall term has closed and the Winter term has not been rostered. We cannot print a family report due to Winter rostering not complete.
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Improve operational report options
I'm a campus testing coordinator at a large HS. Having to pull a PDF of the students not tested is very inconvenient when I need to organize the data. There should be an option to download this data as a spreadsheet. Further, the reports should mention if a student is suspended or has not started the test at all. It would be extremely helpful if we could see what question they left off on if their test got suspended. There should also be the ability for a school testing admin to at least see if a student is in an…
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New Batch Print Beta Feature Request
The new batch print feature is definitely on the right track. Could you also include the option to create one pdf per school, sorted first by teacher, then by student. Printing is done at the building level for us. Some of our schools are large, with 5-6 teachers per grade in elementary and 6 grades. Currently, none of the options really allows for that. It would make printing, sorting, and distribution to teachers to send home so much easier. Thank you.
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Family Report Student ID Information
Thank you for the update that you provided for the MAP Growth Family Report download functionality, it was very helpful.
Is it possible to include the word Student before the ID and the number (current information on the family report ID: 124001400282506) on the individual student report?
Is it possible to have the same information from the Student Progress Report (Student ID: 12400100282506) on the family report?
Thank you.
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Download of standards below student's grade
A downloadable report which lists each student who missed standards below their current grade. For example, a child is in 6th grade, but failed to answer standards from 3rd and 4th grade. The download would consist of the student's name and grade as well as those standards - could be listed by MN Standard's codes - they missed. IXL builds a plan for the student, but that plan is based on their RIT. I need to know the standards they missed which were much lower than the overall RIT.
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Merge the Student Progress Report with the Family Report
The Family Report is very easy to understand for families but they want more of the specific information they receive on the Student Progress Report to be included (lexile score, district RIT, high/low). If you could merge them it would be ideal as the Family Report is much more visually appealing and easy to understand in my opinion.
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Bring back the info while looking at the Graph on student profile report
On the student profile report, bring back the info in the black box that used to appear when you hovered over a point on the student's graph that shows their individual growth over time. It was helpful to have this info in one place rather than having to click around for it.
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data from hovering over tests
In the past, you could hover over each testing date on the progress graph and see information about that specific test. Could that feature return? It was so very helpful and we are really missing it.
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Test results emailed to parents from NWEA.
Is there a way to send out test results directly from NWEA. ILEARN has this option as a family access page and they just log in and are able to see results. This would save paper and man power for the teachers or office staff
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The graph on the student report page is NO LONGER ACCURATE!!
I was just informed that the norms were updated this summer. However, the student report page has changed all previous windows to reflect the new norms. THIS IS NOT ACCURATE OR CORRECT. The percentiles are no longer accurate and the graph CANNOT be used to interpret the data. For example, a 157 for 1st grade for spring of 2025 was in the 15th percentile when the test was given. Now, it shows that the percentile is the 24th percentile. This makes the score within the average range while the 15th percentile is outside of it. This is a very large…
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Allow growth percentiles to appear when hovering over past RIT scores on individual performance plots.
At present, both achievement and growth percentiles are reported for the most recent score, but only prior achievement percentiles appear when hovering over previous data points on the individual student performance graph for a subject. student growth percentiles should also pop up because relative growth at different times can be a crucial diagnostic.
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Keep the Learning Continuum.
Like many of my colleagues, I used the learning continuum to plan for whole and small group instruction. This valuable tool helped us try to avoid the swiss cheese learning we all dread in education. Without the ease of use of the former learning continuum trying to cross reference student scores and scroll through categories by topic or standard is punishing, arduous and nearly impossible. What you are currently offering as your substitute for the learning continuum is not helpful. It is frustrating. You have essentially stripped away the most valuable facet of the data you provided.
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Reinstate the NPR on the Student Profile Report
I can no longer see the NPR on the Student Profile Report. Previously, on this report, when you would click on an historical test on the graph, you could see the NPR information for that test. I see with an online search that “NWEA has refined its reporting over time to emphasize specific metrics that they believe are most helpful for informing instruction. By moving the percentile rank, they have shifted the focus of the student profile report to a growth-oriented view, rather than a normative comparison.” As a Coordinator of Gifted Services in Ohio, I can only identify a…
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student profile
For MAP Growth tests, I want a file that lists all of the Learning Statements for each student after they have taken the assessment. Right now, I have to go into each individual student to pull up their Student Profile to find this information. I want it available as a district .csv so that I may extract the individual statements for specific groups of students.
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school
When we upload a class roster file, it should permit the students to be in classes in more than one school without fiddling. We have students who are taking one or more classes at another school within our district, and when the roster file has more than one school for a student, the rostering process fails to assign the students to a school of record. We are having to manually move these students or upload multiple roster files to achieve something that should be basic in the rostering process.
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Class Profile Report
Class Profile Report needs to show the biggest need to "reinforce", "develop", and "introduce". Showing that only on the student profile makes it difficult to help as many as possible. Including a grouping suggestion based on the highest needs would be a great help too.
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All teacher classes should be able to be pulled in one report.
I want to enter my teachers names and get a report for all of their classes at one time.
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class/grade
In the student report, I can click on "Literary Text" and see skills ("analyze point of view" or "analyze characterization" for example) the individual student is ready to develop versus those that need reinforcement or development. I'd like to see something similar in class reports, grade level reports, and district level reports, disaggregated reading skills data from rather than just the RIT scores in Literary Texts, Informational Texts, and Vocabulary.
This report would be helpful for teachers to see where their class' overall weaknesses are, for grade level PLC teams, and for coaches and specialists. To get this kind of…
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Data Report
A report that showed the students percentile of each "topic" tested within the assessment.
For ex: on the k-12 Science test- we want to see how our students did (%) on Earth and Space. This way, we can pull the lowest 20% in a small group. This may be a different group of students with the "Life" science topic of the test. So we would pull another group.3 votes -
Bring back Class Report
To print the new Class Profile uses so much paper, please bring back the condensed Class Report. Downloading to .CVC file is too hard to read when there used to be a perfectly good readable report.
34 votes
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