It’s important to understand what your students are working on, and how they are doing in Polymath.

This article will teach you:

• How to see what topics your students are answering questions on, and how they are performing on these
• How to see which questions your students have answered, as well as their accuracy and speed
• How to change a student’s grade level (to increase or decrease difficulty)
• How to visit student islands and see what they’ve been building and how far they’ve gotten

Looking at topic performance

From the students page in the teacher app, you can click on a student’s name to open their Student Report page and get more detail on what they’ve been working on. Here you can see there performance over specific topics (split by topic, or by grade level).

Topic performance

Looking at individual questions and answers

You can also view the specific questions they have answered in on the same Student Report page — simply click the Practices button at the top of their report under their name. This will open a list of all the questions they have answered giving you a breakdown of how accurately and quickly (confidently) they responded.

Specific Questions