Viewing the Progress by Lesson report in Imagine Language & Literacy

The Progress by Lesson report shows how your students are performing in each lesson in Imagine Language & Literacy and helps you interpret student performance across all lessons. The report includes data for all school years the students have been using the program, allowing you to track progress over time.

The report shows:

To view the Progress by Lesson report:

1. Log in to Imagine Language & Literacy. 
2. Click into the Progress section.

   

3. Teachers, skip to step 4.
   Administrators, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the applicable Group whose progress you want to view. 

   

4. The Progress section defaults to the Progress by Lesson tab, and the class-level Progress by Lesson report opens defaulted to the Literacy curriculum area. Click the Curriculum Area drop-down menu to switch between Literacy, Oral Vocabulary, and Grammar lessons.
   
   
   Use the key at the top of the page to see which lesson groups students have completed, skipped, or have in progress. The legend is as follows:
   

   Symbol	Description
   	A gray arrow indicates that the student has tested out of the lesson group. Students can test out of a lesson by showing proficiency on the Placement Test or another assessment for the skills taught in the lesson group.
   	A white checkmark indicates that the student completed the lesson group in a previous school year.
   	A blue checkmark indicates that the student completed the lesson group during the current school year.
   	A fraction indicates the student's current placement in Imagine Language & Literacy for the selected curriculum area. The fraction compares the number of lessons completed and/or in progress to the total number of lessons available within that lesson group. It is not a reflection of accuracy. As an example, the number 5/6 means that the student has either completed the first 4 lessons in the group and is working on the 5th or has completed the first 5 lessons in the group and is about to start the 6th.

    Note

   In rare cases, you may see an additional symbol. A white and blue checkmark indicates that the student completed a portion of the lesson group in a previous school year and finished the lesson group in the current school year.

   Using Harlan as an example, we see that he initially placed into the beginning of the Grade 5 curriculum (as indicated by the gray arrows showing he skipped all previous lesson groups). He completed lesson groups 1 and 2 for Grade 5 this school year, and is currently in or done with the 7th lesson out of 12 lessons in lesson group 3 for Grade 5.
   
5. For Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2, hover over a Book Level to see the topics addressed within the books.
   
   
6. Click into a Lesson Group to see the curriculum. 
   
7. The Lesson Guide opens in a new tab. Expand a section in the group to view a list of all the digital activities and their description.
   
8. Hover over a thumbnail and click Play to play the activity. In this manner, you can view the exact activities your students receive.
   
9. Click on an arrow, checkmark, or fraction to view details about student performance in each lesson group.
   
   Lesson Details open in a pop-up window :
   
   
   The Lesson Details columns are as follows: 
   

   Column	Description
   Curriculum Area	Literacy, Oral Vocabulary, or Grammar (as selected in the Curriculum Area drop-down menu)
   In Remediation	A rewind symbol appears in this column if additional lessons are being inserted into the student's learning path because the student did not master the lesson content lesson the first time. Lessons can have up to 3 successive rounds of remediation where students revisit the same topic at delayed intervals. The remediation symbol persists even after the student completes all of the remediation activities.
   Lesson	The name of the lesson.
   Tested Out	A gray arrow displays in this column when a student has skipped this lesson. These lessons are also marked as completed in the Completed column.
   Passed	A green checkmark displays in this column when students have passed the lesson. All lessons should eventually be marked passed because "passed" is defined as either of the following conditions: 1. The student passed the base lesson on the first try and there is no need for remediation. 2. The student finished the base lesson AND the student completed all remediation activities assigned for the lesson. In this case, "Passed" is not an indicator of any particular performance threshold such as an accuracy percentage; it simply means that the student finished the remediation that was automatically inserted in their learning path and there is no more remediation available for that lesson.   Recommendation Check the Action Areas Tool for more ideas on how to assist students with unfinished learning.
   Completed	A blue checkmark in this column indicates that the student either tested out of the base lesson or finished the base lesson. If the lesson doesn't have a blue checkmark, the base lesson is still in progress. It is possible for students to be actively working on more than one lesson at a time.  Note Students who are in progress with remediation but who have completed the base lesson still have a blue checkmark in the Completed column. Students who have finished both the base lesson and any required remediation have checkmarks in the Completed and Passed columns.
   Time Spent	The total time in minutes and seconds that the student spent on the lesson. Time in a lesson can span more than one day or one week and can be interrupted by activities such as Benchmark assessments, Playlist activities, or lessons in another Curriculum Area. Therefore, time spent on a lesson may not directly correlate with daily or weekly usage minutes.
   Last Attempted	The most recent date that the student worked on the lesson.

    Tip

   After looking at the class-level report for the Literacy curriculum area, remember to change the Curriculum Area drop-down menu and look at the report for Oral Vocabulary and Grammar. Then, click into the Lesson Groups for more information.
   Oral Vocabulary:
   
   Grammar:
   
   
   

10. Click on a student's name to view the student-level Progress by Lesson report.
    
    
    
11. The top section of the student-level report displays information for all 3 Curriculum Areas in the same view. Click into the Lesson Groups, arrows, checkmarks, and fractions as you would for the class-level report. 
    
12. The bottom section of the student-level report shows lesson details for all 3 Curriculum Areas combined. If desired, use the Filter by drop-down menu to narrow the results to the criterion you specify. You can also change the number of items that display per page—the default is 10, but you can change it to view up to 200 results at once.
    
13. Use the arrows at the top of the page to navigate to another student's Progress by Lesson report.