Teachers
The IP GradeBook allows teachers to efficiently record and track students' progress. Please familiarize yourself with the tabs below and use the resources in each tab to guide you through the school year.
- Midterm Grading
- End of Term Grading
- Elementary Report Cards
- Setting up the GradeBook
- Gradebook Features
There are two ways to report midterm grades: a midterm report card and a progress report. Use the resources below to guide you through the process your school has chosen.
Documentation
The documents below guide you through the process of preparing end of term grades and sending them to the office.
Documentation
Ending the Term: Instructions to prepare and send term grades to the office. Click here to download.
Instructions
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Review the Term Grade for each student in Scores: Assignment Scores.
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The final Term Grade can be adjusted by clicking on that grade for that student and choose the grade you wish to give him/her. If a grade is chosen that does not equal their calculated percentage grade, a box will appear around it -- this is a “locked score”.
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If a student has a “locked score” but you do not wish them to have one, click on that score and scroll to the top of the grade choices and choose “calculated.”
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Prepare Grades to be sent to the office by going to Edit: Course Grades.
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On the Course Grades screen verify the weight of each grading term by clicking on the “Weights->” button.
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Import your Term Grades from the Assignment Scores screen by going to the Options menu and choose “Calculate (The Term you are grading) Grades from Scores.”
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If necessary, calculate the Semester Grade from the quarters by going to the Options menu and choosing “Calculate Sem (The Term you are grading).”
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Add comments to each student’s report card by moving the cursor to the “Cm” column and click on the comments on the right hand side of the screen.
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Review the information for the class you are working on and move to the next class by hitting the “Course” pop-up menu button.
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After all classes have been completed you must send your grades to the office. Go to File: Teacher to Office. Check the appropriate boxes if you have entered in Grades and/or Standards and Benchmarks.
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Change the Term on your GradeBook to the next Term by going to the Term menu.
The resources below are instructions to help teachers through the elementary report card process (also known as Standards and Benchmarks).
Documentation
Standards and Benchmarks (Instructional Documentation): Pages 2-4 of the document is an overview of entering Standard and Benchmark results. Pages 5-8 show teachers how to tie assignmnets to Benchmarks to calculate Benchmark results. Page 9 shows the office staff how to print (Standards and Benchmarks) elementary report cards. Click here to download.
The following documentation and instructional videos help you set up the GradeBook for the new school year.
Instructional Videos
Documentation
The following tools will help you assess students efficiently, track and analyze student progress easily, and communicate with parents effectively.
- Use the IP GradeBook from home with internet access
- Email progress reports
- View standardized test scores (ACT, SAT, MCA’s, DIBELS etc..)
- Post lesson plans for Online Parent Access
- Import lesson plans from a previous year for Online Parent Access
- Assess student Standards and Benchmarks
- Tie student assignment scores to Benchmark results
- Create seating charts and randomly assign new seating arrangements
- View up-to-date parent/guardian contact information
- Quickly assign all students in a class the same score
- Attach notes to student scores to display on progress reports
- Easily send grades to the office for report cards
- Analyze student progress with a variety of reports and graphs
Current Documents
- Exam Grades: This document will guide you through the two options for preparing Semester/Trimester/Year exam grades to be printed on report cards. Click here to download.
- Ending the Term: Instructions to prepare and send term grades to the office. Click here to download.
- Standards and Benchmarks (Instuctional): Directions for preparing and sending Standard and Benchmark results to the office to be printed on elementary report cards.