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The Scope and Sequence tab allows curriculum personnel to view learning standards for a course and create standard clarifications to provide additional context. Users can select a course to see the associated standards list and print it out. Standard clarifications can be made by right-clicking on a standard and providing clarifying text and attached files in the editing pane. Clarifications must be saved before closing.
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Basic Teacher Tasks in Aware provides an overview of the main tabs and functions in the Aware teacher view. The Analyze tab allows teachers to view class schedules and testing data. The Students tab enables searching for individual student profiles. The Benchmark Bank tab houses TEKS and resources added by the Curriculum department to support lesson planning.Aware Teacher Basics Testing And Data Analysis
Aware Teacher Basics Testing And Data Analysisasajohnson
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This document provides instructions for teachers on printing answer documents, analyzing student test data, viewing student profiles and testing information, and creating monitor lists in the Aware system. It describes how teachers can print answer sheets for classes, view and filter student test score reports, see details of individual student tests and inventories, and make custom groups of students to monitor called "monitor lists".Scope and sequence tab
- 1. Eduphoria ForethoughtScope and Sequence Tab
- 2. Scope and Sequence TabThe Scope and Sequence tab allows curriculum personnel to view the entire scope and sequence for a course, as well as create and edit Standard clarifications. Standard Clarifications are documents linked to a learning standard designed to clarify the scope and sequence.Click on the Scope and Sequence tab, then select a course from the district course tree by expanding the folders.When you select a course, the learning standards list will appear for that course.
- 3. In the learning standards list you have the ability to print out all of the learning standards for that course by using theÌýPrintÌýbutton at the top of the list.
- 4. Managing Standard ClarificationsJust like in the Planner view for teachers, selecting a learning standard will show all related resources for it. You can create a Standard Clarification or Activity for a learning standard by right clicking on that standard in the list.
- 5. Once you add in a new standard clarification or activity, it will open up the editing pane to begin editing the new clarification.
- 6. The toolbar in this pane has all of the word processing features of the activity editor.
- 7. You can also attach files using the attachment button (blue paper clip) at the bottom right.
- 8. For activities, you will also be able to add additional standards from the scope and sequence.After all text and files have been added, remember to save the clarification before moving on!
- 9. The ENDProduced for Conroe Independent School DistrictYou may now close this window and proceed with the rest of the instruction.