What happens if the Learning Gains Report does not show an increase?
The Learning Gains report is a good place to monitor if Instructional Hours were reported and the amount of Learning Gain, even if the Learning Gain is zero or negative. The Learning Gains Report is important to monitor throughout the year because it shows Learning Gain and Hours of Instruction on one report. I have an instructor requesting a special report. She would like a report which would group her learners that need to work on like competencies. At this time, I give her reports for each learner and it states competencies the learner needs to address. She would like a report that puts Joe, Jim and John together because they all three need to work on “Interpret maps and graphs.” A report is not available that will place all students who need help with the same competency on one report. A useful report that may help the instructor is the Class Performance Report. This report shows a list of all the students in a class, along with the breakdown of competencies. This report makes it v
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