PerformancePLUS™

In reviewing this section of sample reports, please remember those presented are only a small portion of the reports possible within the PerformancePLUS solution. Users can tailor all reports with point and click options, such as including or excluding student groups (state mandated or district created) and filtering by building, teacher, class, grade, race, gender or individual student. In addition, many districts use the dynamic sub-grouping capability to address groups of students that represent any underlying characteristic such as tutoring, RTI Tier, attendance and/or transportation category as necessary.

The narrative below each graphic will detail the report and explain all available options. Each report starts out with a big picture of how well the set of students did on an assessment(s). Users can drill down into the graphics or description to get more finite information on a subset of students. This functionality will land you on an individual student’s detail page if you choose a specific student. Each report can be saved to a user’s account, shared, cloned, or exported to excel or pdf.

Proficiency Level Pie Chart ............................................1

Standards Bar Chart ......................................................2

Comparative Report by Proficiency Level ...................3

Comparative Report by Standard ................................4

Level Movement Report ................................................5

Assessment Scores Report ...........................................6

Standards Testing Frequency .......................................7

Mass Print Student Assessment Detail (PDF) ..............8

Assessment Summary ...................................................9

“Any Two” Scatter Plot ................................................ 10

Mastery Report ............................................................ 11

Question Summary ..................................................... 12

Item Analysis ................................................................ 13

Standard Anaylsis Report ........................................... 14

Item Analysis - by Student ......................................... 15

Item Analysis - Incorrect Student Responses .......... 16

Student Summary ....................................................... 17

Assessment Student Results (PDF) ........................... 18

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Red and green indicators on the outer layer of the pie display proficient and non-proficient students in a pie chart for a given assessment(s).

The slices of the graph display results using the same number of proficiency levels that your state assessment follows.

Click on the colored slices to see a list of students that fall into that proficiency category.

Options within this report include: Displaying the numbers as a percentage or count.

Proficiency Level Pie Chart

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Standards Bar Chart

Displays student achievement by your standards and proficiency levels.

The number in each bar represents the number of students. As you hover over the bar, it will display the percentage of students. The opaque pieces of the bar differentiate the proficient and non-proficient students.

Below the graph is a complete explanation of each standard with the average proficiency score.

Options within this report include: displaying the number of students at each level, students’ average level, or students’ average percentage score. If this assessment has been given more than once, you can choose to see the results of the students’ highest score or most recent score.

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Comparative Report by Proficiency Level

Allows you to compare multiple years, assessments, buildings, classes, teachers, genders or focus groups.

Compare national, state, and local assessments.

Click on any colored bar to drill down further on that proficiency level for that particular assessment/year.

Options within this report include: showing only the total score or scores for all sections. You can also view this information as counts or percentages.

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Comparative Report by Standard

Allows you to choose multiple buildings, teachers, subgroups or classes to run on the same report. Great analysis tool to compare individual classroom or building level performance.

Click on any colored bar to drill down further on that individual standard for that particular building, class, subgroup or teacher.

Options within this report include: the placement of the standards can be on the outside or inside. Comparing by students’ average level, students’ average percentage score or number of students at each level. You may also choose to use the student’s most recent score or highest score.

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Allows you to compare assessments and view the movement of students’ proficiencies.

The width of the arrow is dependent on the number of students in each movement.

When you click on an arrow, it lists the students name as well as the score differential. If you click on the number in the table below, it will also lead you to the list of student names and scores.

Options within this report include: upward movement, downward movement, lateral movement and the ability to focus in on these specific movements.

Level Movement Report

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Assessment Scores Report

Displays performance by section of the assessment with various sorting capabilities.

The check boxes on the far left side allow you to build focus groups on the fly.

The boxes include a written and visual description of the student’s level.

Options within the report include: choosing to show building, grade, teacher, class, race and/or student groups. Choose to show scores, default levels, scores and default levels, assessment specific levels, or to show scores and assessment specific levels.

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Standards Testing Frequency

Displays the number of times a given standard has been aligned for a given subject, grade, and year.

Great report for making sure all standards are covered in various assessment options.

8

Mass Print Student Assessment Detail (PDF)

This will open in Adobe and give one sheet per student detailing their performance on a given assessment.

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Assessment Summary

Displays summary information about a particular assessment.

The pie chart reflects student performance on the assessment: proficient vs. non-proficient as well as by proficiency level.

Click on the colored slices of the pie to see a list of students that fall into that proficiency category.

Results summary shows you the 1st-4th quartile breaks.

Calculate the reliability coefficient with the click of a button.

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“Any Two” Scatter Plot

Compares any two elements in a scatter plot form with the user having control of the placement on each axis. Ability to choose which element you want on each axis.

Hover over a point, and the student’s name and score are displayed.

Options within the report include: displaying dots of various color based on building, teacher, class, race, gender or student group.

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Mastery Report

This report helps for very specific assessment requirements.

1. Students may take the assessment at a time of their choosing. The assessment is administered on several dates during the school year, but students decide when they want to take the test.

2. Students are required to take the test at some point.

3. Students may take the test multiple times. The student’s best score is the one that counts, and students are expected to take the test until they pass it.

This report has three levels of information that can be drilled into as seen below. The pie chart will allow you to see how many students have passed the assessment as well as how many need to take the assessment again or for the first time.

As you drill into the information you will be able to see the student’s name and the best score that they have received.

The drill down functionality allows you to see the scores for each section for each attempt.

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Question Summary

Displays information question by question.

Shows what percentage of the students answered a given question correctly.

Click the incorrect or correct links to see the list of students that answer correctly or incorrectly.

Click on a student’s name to see how they performed on the whole assessment.

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Item Analysis

Displays results question by question on a particular assessment.

Shows how many students answered each possible response.

Click on the colored bar to see which students answered each possible response.

Click on a student’s name to see how they performed on the whole assessment.

Options within the report include: the ability to compare results to the overall district.

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Standard Analysis Report

Gives you the ability to see the assessment results not only by question but grouped by standard. In the above example, question 3, 6, and 8 all address standard M5.A.1.3.

The graphics on the left show your success rate compared with all students.

Ability to view the question addressed in a pop up window.

Search for additional questions within content library that are aligned to the same set of standards as the assessment.

The legend at the top gives you a summary of your results compared to the district performance.

Open ended questions are displayed in a percentage of max legend.

Options within this report include: The ability to compare to additional entities if data is available.

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Item Analysis - by Student

In an excel format you can view each student’s answer.

If you hover over the column header, the complete question is displayed.

The color blocks on the left indicate each student’s proficiency level.

The red boxes in the center show incorrect answers.

The report is sortable by each column.

Options within this report include: showing the student code, building, grade, teacher, class, race, and student group. Limit questions by question type. Choose to see the scores by percentage or raw score. Display all answers or just incorrect answers.

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Item Analysis - Incorrect Student Responses

Displays each item and lists the students who answered incorrectly and what option they chose.

You can easily see the correct answer and the standard that was addressed.

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Student Summary

Displays all students that took the assessment.

Each column is sortable.

Color depicts proficiency level.

Click on a student’s name to see how they performed on the whole assessment.

Options within this report include: the ability to show two assessments with blended results or listed separately. Display student assessment scores as answers or section scores.

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Assessment Student Results (PDF)

Opens in Adobe and gives one sheet per student detailing their performance on a given assessment.

Displays how the student did question by question, including the question text.

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