MobyMax's progress monitoring system calculates a grade level score based on the percentage of standards a student has mastered at each grade level. This score provides insights into a student’s academic progress and helps identify areas for improvement.
How is the Grade Level Score Calculated?
✅ A student’s proficiency in each grade level is determined by the percentage of standards mastered.
✅ Example: If a student has mastered 80% of the kindergarten standards, their proficiency at that level is 80%.
✅ Progress Equivalency:
- 80% mastery of a grade level = 8 months of progress in that level.
- A student with 80% proficiency in kindergarten and 50% in first grade would have an overall grade-level score of 1.3 (80% + 50%).
What Does the Grade Level Score Mean?
- A grade level score of 1.3 does not necessarily mean a student has mastered all topics from kindergarten and first grade.
- Learning is not always linear—students may have gaps in their knowledge that need to be addressed.
- To gain a comprehensive understanding of a student’s abilities, it’s essential to:
- Review grade proficiencies for each subject.
- Identify specific skills that need reinforcement.
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