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Create Reading Progress challenge assignments with Insights

After students complete a Reading Progress assignment, their results are available in Insights. You can see their words-per minute score, accuracy rate, most challenging words, and more. To quickly provide relevant, targeted practice opportunities for your students, you can create challenge assignments directly from the Reading Progress report in Insights.

Note: Reading Progress challenge assignment is currently supported in these languages

Challenge assignments can be based on Challenging words or Phonics rules.  

1. From any class where you use Reading Progress, select the Insights tab.

Screenshot of left navigation in Teams, A list shows class notebook, assignments, grades, then insights.

2. Select Reading Progress.

Screenshot of the insights tab in teams. Under "Assignments this month" there is a brief overview of reading progress data. A link reading "View class progress" takes educators to more detailed information.

Create a challenge assignment based on phonics rules

3. Scroll down to Phonics rules.
 

screenshot showing the phonics rules in Insights. Most challenging has been selected and the dg blend has been checke. this will create a reading progress assignment focised on that sound.

4. Select the phonics rules you'd like to include in the assignment. Insights identifies the phonics rules students struggled with most in the Most challenging tab. Use the Consonants and Vowels tabs to find additional phonics rules your class is focusing on.

5. Select the phonics rules you want the challenge assignment to focus on, then select Create challenge assignment

 

6. Use the checkboxes to select the words you want to appear in the assignment, then select Create challenge assignment

shows 6 words for each of 3 phonics rules, checkboxes allow you to customize which words are added to the assignment

(optional) To edit the assignment, select the Challenge assignment attachment, then select Edit. Add additional vocabulary words, create sentences with the recommended words, or adjust other aspects of the Reading Progress assignment, then select Next.

 7. Add any points and additional assignment details, then select Assign


Create a challenge assignment based on frequently missed words

1. Scroll down to Challenging words.

2. Select Create challenge assignment.

a word cloud shows which words students misread the most. The larger the word is the more times students made an error. a mouse hovers over the word conspicuous, and a pop-up shows that the word was missed 52 times

3. Select the words you want to include in your challenge assignment. 

  • Words from Reading Progress assignments will include only words that have been identified from previously completed Reading Progress assignments.

  • Words in the Recommended for practice based on data of students with similar reading challenges category are based on machine learning of compiled reading data from students’ reading data across classes that share your geographical area and language.

screenshot of recommended words generated by clicking "create challenge assignment". checkboxes are available for you to choose additional words from the original passage, as well as checkboxes to choose machine learning recommended words.

4. Select Create challenge assignment, this will create a new Reading Progress with the words you've selected. From here, select Assign to send the list of words to your students.

(optional) To edit the assignment, select the Challenge assignment attachment, then select Edit. Add additional vocabulary words, create sentences with the recommended words, or adjust other aspects of the Reading Progress assignment, then select Next

screenshot of a reading progress assignment generated through insights. It is a list of words rather than a passage. a cursor hovers over Edit, showing how an educator could modify the assignment.

 

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