FAQ for K-8 & 9-12
FAQ - K-8
- Where can I find more information and tutorials about using Grade Book?
- Are Teachers’ Guides available online?
- How are teacher gradebooks created?
- When a new cycle starts – will the Categories and/or Assignments from the prior cycle carry forward and be available to the teacher ?
- Where can I find more information and tutorials about using Grade Book?
Teachers and Administators can log into Schoolnet and find Grade Book Tutorials and information under the "IMS TUTORIALS / GRADEBOOK TUTORIALS" incon.
- Are Teachers’ Guides available online?
Both Imagine It & Glencoe Literature Teachers’
Guides are available on SchoolNet.
- How are teacher gradebooks created?
Teacher gradebooks are generated based on the schedules created in the Simple Scheduling tool by the Principals.
- When a new cycle starts – will the Categories and/or Assignments from the prior cycle carry forward and be available to the teacher ?
To use the same categories that were used in the previous cycle, click one of the links on the left side of the page; to apply the old categories for the current class, click "Replace categories with those from previous cycle (this class only)", and to apply the old categories for all classes, click "Replace categories with those from previous cycle (all classes)". Please note that this feature will not appear in the first cycle, as there is no "previous cycle" in that case.
FAQ - 9-12
- What is SAS?
- How do I keep students engaged while using Achieve 3000?
- What is SAS?
The Pennsylvania Department of Education now has an online resource entitled "Standards Alignment System" (SAS). At the website you will find materials and resources that include Voluntary Model Curriculum (VMC),
incorporating learning progressions, units, lesson plans, and content
resources aligned to the Pennsylvania standards in curriculum
frameworks for the four content areas included in the Keystone Exams
(mathematics, science, social studies,
reading-writing-speaking-listening). Enter in keywords and select a
subject and grade level or course to find related materials and
resources.
- How do I keep students engaged while using Achieve 3000?
Achieve 3000 has built-in motivations that challenge students. - The Avatar and the point system give you numerous ways to recognize and challenge individual students and groups of students.
- You may want to share reading levels with students to motivate them to improve.
- Use the classroom charts to keep records of completed work and correct score percentages.
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