Work comes in
A student submits homework, a quiz, or an exam from the portal.
How grading works
Automated grading against a rubric.
All work is graded automatically against a robust rubric. You can override any suggested grade.
The rubric suggests. You keep the last word.
All work is graded automatically against a robust rubric. You can override any suggested grade.
- Objective answers are scored against the answer key
- Written answers are scored against the rubric
- You can override any suggested grade
A student can one-click to ask a teacher to review any answer marked wrong.
Every override is logged, and we use them to improve the rubric.
The rubric grades it
The submission is graded automatically against the rubric for that assignment.
You override
Open the grade and change it. The grid keeps the grade you choose.
On Family and Student, the parent owns the gradebook and can override any suggested grade. In a classroom, the teacher overrides.
The rubric follows the chapter, and the chapter is built on Scripture.
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