Progress Tracking

Track What Actually Changed, Not Just a Snapshot

A single score tells you where a student is. ClassLedger tracks four separate dimensions of progress and automatically compares each new evaluation to the last one — so every report can say what moved, and by how much.

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Four Vectors, Tracked Separately

Grades alone don't tell the whole story.

Academic Mastery

What the student knows and can do.

Cognitive Growth

How the student's thinking and approach are developing.

Behavioral Engagement

How consistently the student participates.

Task Execution

How effectively the student completes their work.

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A Full Trend View, Not Just Before-and-After

Today's comparison is against a student's single most recent evaluation — that's already enough to say "improved since last time." Progress Timeline will extend that into a month-by-month view, so a whole term's trend is visible at a glance instead of pieced together report by report.

Tracking Questions

How does ClassLedger track progress over time?
Every time a student is re-evaluated, the new scores are automatically compared against their most recent prior evaluation, so the report can say what changed — not just what the current number is.
Can I see a student's full history across a year, not just the last evaluation?
A month-by-month trend view (Progress Timeline) is on the roadmap. Today, ClassLedger's comparison is against the single most recent evaluation, which is what powers the "improved since last time" language already in every report.
What four things does ClassLedger actually track?
Academic Mastery, Cognitive Growth, Behavioral Engagement, and Task Execution — four separate scored vectors per evaluation, not one blended grade.

Want the report itself, not just the tracking? See Student Progress Reports.

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