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--- | --- | --- | --- |\n| In Eduphoria Aware, a teacher can look at his or her students’ performance on a test.\u003Cbr>SELECT A TEST |  |  |  |  |  |\n| | Be sure that the Analyze tab is selected.\u003Cbr>Click EITHER on one of your class periods or on All My Students.\u003Cbr>Select the type of test you want to look at.\u003Cbr>o The only test types shown are tests the students in the class period you selected have taken.\u003Cbr>o Examples of test types are: District Benchmarks, TAKS Test, TAKS-M Test, End of Course Test, TELPAS/RPTE Test, AIMSWeb, Teacher Test.\u003Cbr>o For this example, we will select TAKS Test.\u003Cbr>Select the subject of the test.\u003Cbr>o Subject options: Mathematics, Reading, Writing, Science, History. Select the most recent year.\u003Cbr>Select the grade level the students were in when they took this test.\u003Cbr>Select the test you want to view. |  |  |  | |\n| ADD COLOR |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  Add color to make the data stand out and to help you see trends. At the top left corner of the data, click the Color Results button. |  |  | |  |  |\n| Colors Represent the Following Scales:\u003Cbr> Green = 90-100 Green = >2400\u003Cbr> Yellow = 80-89 Yellow = 2399-2201\u003Cbr> Orange = 76-79 Orange = 2200-2100\u003Cbr> Red = \u003C76 Red = \u003C2100 |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Eduphoria Aware for Teachers – Student Performance on a Test Georgetown ISD Instructional Technology |  |  |  | June 2012 Page 1 of 5 |  |\n\n\n| LAYOUT OF THE STUDENT SCORES TEMPLATE |\n| --- |\n| You are now viewing your own students’ performance on this test at the Individual Student level.\u003Cbr>It is displayed using the Student Scores template, which shows performance at the highest level: scores and percentages.\u003Cbr>Top\u003Cbr> At the top, you will see the administration date, subject, and grade level of the test.\u003Cbr> Below that, the column headings describe the student demographics, scores and percentages in the spreadsheet.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Left\u003Cbr> The left column shows your students’ names, and the next columns contain their demographics. Center\u003Cbr> The data in the center of the spreadsheet lists each student’s test score, percent score, and whether the student Met Expectations and earned Commended Performance.\u003Cbr>|\n| EXAMINE EACH STUDENT’S PERFORMANCE |\n| Tools in Aware make it easier to view and analyze each student’s performance.\u003Cbr> Colors make the data stand out and to help you see trends.\u003Cbr> Sorting columns ascending or descending help you see which students had the highest and lowest scores or percentages.\u003Cbr>Sort Columns Ascending or Descending\u003Cbr> To sort a column in ascending order, click on the column name.\u003Cbr> To sort a column in descending order, click on the column name again.\u003Cbr> You can also sort by a second column. Click once on the second column name to sort ascending. Click again on the second column name to sort descending.\u003Cbr>o This is helpful if some of the items in the first column have the same score or percentage.\u003Cbr>o For example, you could first sort the Economic Disadvantage column, and then you could sort the Percent Score column to view the ordered scores of all economically disadvantaged students as a group.\u003Cbr>Eduphoria Aware for Teachers – Student Performance on a Test June 2012\u003Cbr>Georgetown ISD Instructional Technology Page 2 of 5 |\n\n\n| VIEW EACH STUDENT’S PERFORMANCE ON OBJECTIVES, SES, AND INDIVIDUAL RESPONSES |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| You can view more specific information about each student’s performance on this test by changing the template. |  |  |\n| | At the top right corner of the screen, click the dropdown menu that contains Student Scores.\u003Cbr>Choose another template to display more information about the student’s performance in a different way.\u003Cbr>Template descriptions are below.\u003Cbr>When you choose another template, you must add color again. 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