Student progress reports for Set Work
Student progress
reports for Set Work
In the main menu select ‘Set Work’
Mastery for set work requires 75% correct in any of
the 3 spell check games. These are given as mandatory every 5th
game.

1. The Status/Results icon will give you the progress results (when you
click on it).
It is green for completed work by the group, blue for work in progress,
red for overdue work (though still available)
2. Click on the ‘Status/Results’ icon for any piece of set work. In this example Tabby has completed half the lists she
has been set

3. Click on the Errors hyperlink for detail of errors
4. Click on the ‘Results’ icon for a given student for more detail
These results can be printed or saved
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