When you need to report on student improvement or engagement, you can use reports to get the information you need!

In this article, you’ll learn about 5 reports that you can use to view student progress and achievement data:

Each report shows different data on what your students have accomplished in the AES curriculum System.

Do you want to track your students’ progress and understanding?

The Pre/Post Test Report compares student performance from a module pre-test to a module’s cumulative module test. This displays how a student has improved throughout a module.

If you have your pre-test setting turned on, you can view the percent difference between the tests for each student under Pre/Post Report on the Grades tab of your class.

Note: The pre-test setting must be turned on before the student begins the module for this report to function.

Learn more about the Pre-Test feature.
 

You can export your students’ grades from AES to a spreadsheet by clicking the Export button on the Grades tab of your class.

You can edit any column, row, or cell on the spreadsheet before uploading your students’ grades to your school’s grading system.

Learn how to export your students’ grades.
 

Are you wondering how your students are doing on the assessment question? What to learn what you might want to review?

The Question Analysis Report shows you how students perform on assessment questions in a sortable Excel spreadsheet.

You can use the report to determine the topics your students understand well and the ones they need to review.

Learn more about the Question Analysis Report.
 

What to track the total time students spend logged in?

With the Time Online Report, you can track the amount of time your students spend using AES.

The report updates every day at midnight, and you can export a selected time range of student time online as a spreadsheet.

Find out more about the Time Online Report.
 

To give your students a sense of accomplishment, you can generate printable certificates of completion. We see teachers print these certifications to help their students build portfolios! 

Certificates are PDFs that signify a student has successfully completed a module by receiving the required minimum grade for the module average.

The certificates feature the signature of AES President, Jim Shultz, with a separate line for your signature as the teacher. 

Learn more about creating Student Certificates.

Looking for other ways to view student progress?