Note
This article applies to the following digital programs:
- Sonday System 1 (SS1)
- Sonday System 2 (SS2)
- Sonday System Secondary 1 (SSS1)
- Sonday System Essentials (EK–E5)
Caution
Each class's Roster Type must be set to Students in order for individual student data to populate in the report. You can verify or change a class's Roster Type by editing the class.
In the Sonday System digital platform, several reports are available for teachers and administrators to view metrics on program usage and student performance. This article highlights the Mastery report. It displays data produced when students complete Mastery Checks in SS1/SS2/Secondary 1 and/or Mastery Checks in Essentials.
Data in this report is available from July 1st through yesterday of the current school year. Today's data is not included in the report.
Click on a tab to view how to access and interpret the Mastery report based on your role.
To access and analyze the Mastery report (Teachers):
- Log in to Imagine Sonday System Digital.
- If you are a member of more than one license group, select a license group.
- Open the drop-down menu by your name and then select Reports.
- Click the Mastery Report tile.
- By default, the report opens on the All tab and displays data from all your programs combined. If you use multiple programs, click on a program tab to view each program separately, or use the arrows to expand/contract the program(s) you want to focus on.
- Optional: Use the date picker and/or the class filter to change the data that displays in the report.
The default filters are:-
Start date - End date: Defaults to the previous week that ended yesterday. Today's data cannot be included in the report.
Tips
- The entire date range must be in the same school year (July 1st–June 30th).
- All students without a Mastery Check in the selected date range will be highlighted in yellow. Try changing the filter to the past month to view more data. Once the students have a Mastery Check score within the selected date range, the yellow highlight disappears.
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Class: Defaults to All. All of your classes will be listed in the menu, but if the roster type for any class is not set to Students, then no data will be available to load in to the report for that class.
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The All tab is grouped by program and then sub-divided by the classes within the program and finally by session. If the same class has data from more than one level, each level will display separately. Similarly, if there is more than one session within the same level, each session will have its own section within that level. At the top of each session, a time and date stamp (in Central time) displays the time you ended the session.
The columns in the data portion of the report are as follows:
Column Name Description Student name A list of students presented alphabetically by first name. You can click a student's name to go to their Student Session History page. Total attempts The total number of times the student has attempted the level's Mastery Check independent of the time frame in the filter at the top of the report.
As shown in the key above the report, students with 4 or more attempts at the Mastery Check will have a blue box around their score:
Caution
A student is counted as attempting a Mastery Check if they are not specifically marked as absent while you conduct the check.
Spelling score The student's # correct/20 possible on the spelling portion of the Mastery Check. A proficient score is 17/20 (85%) or higher. As explained in the key above the report, if the student scores below 17, a red warning icon displays next to the score. Reading score The student's # correct/20 possible on the reading portion of the Mastery Check. A proficient score is 18/20 (90%) or higher. If the student scores below 18, a red warning icon displays next to the score.
Note
This column does not apply to or display for Essentials. (Mastery Checks in Essentials are only for spelling).
Reading fluency The time, in minutes: seconds, that the student spent reading the words in the Mastery Check's reading list. Each student must read all the words in the list out loud to you in 30 seconds or less to be considered proficient. Times longer than 30 seconds will have a red warning icon next to the time.
Note
This column does not apply to or display for Essentials.
Attended Indicates whether or not the student attended the session.
Caution
The default attendance status is present. Be sure to mark students as absent when they are not present for a Mastery Check. A student is counted as attempting a Mastery Check if they are not specifically marked as absent while you conduct the check.
- Click a student's name to go to the Student Session History page for a student.
On this page, you can view how you scored the student's responses to each question.
To access and analyze the Mastery report (Administrators):
- Log in to Imagine Sonday System Digital.
- If you are a member of more than one license group, select a license group.
- Click the Reports tile.
- Click the Mastery Report tile.
- By default, the report opens on the All tab and displays data from all your programs combined. If your organization uses multiple programs, click on a program tab to view each program separately, or use the arrows to expand/contract the program(s) you want to focus on.
- Optional: Use the date picker, teacher filter, and/or the class filter to change the data that displays in the report.
The default filters are:-
Start date - End date: Defaults to the previous week that ended yesterday. Today's data cannot be included in the report.
Tips
- The entire date range must be in the same school year (July 1st–June 30th).
- All students without a Mastery Check in the selected date range will be highlighted in yellow. Try changing the filter to the past month to view more data. Once the students have a Mastery Check score within the selected date range, the yellow highlight disappears.
- Class: Defaults to All. All of the classes in your purview will be listed in the menu, but if the roster type for any class is not set to Students, then no data will be available to load in to the report for that class.
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Teacher: Defaults to All. Select a specific teacher, if desired.
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The All tab is grouped by program and then sub-divided by the classes within the program and finally by session. If the same class has data from more than one level, each level will display separately. Similarly, if there is more than one session within the same level, each session will have its own section within that level. At the top of each session, a time and date stamp (in Central time) displays the time you ended the session.
The columns in the data portion of the report are as follows:
Column Name Description Student name A list of students presented alphabetically by first name. You can click a student's name to go to their Student Session History page. Total attempts The total number of times the student has attempted the level's Mastery Check independent of the time frame in the filter at the top of the report.
As shown in the key above the report, students with 4 or more attempts at the Mastery Check will have a blue box around their score:
Caution
A student is counted as attempting a Mastery Check if the teacher does not specifically marked them as absent while conducting the check.
Spelling score The student's # correct/20 possible on the spelling portion of the Mastery Check. A proficient score is 17/20 (85%) or higher. As explained in the key above the report, if the student scores below 17, a red warning icon displays next to the score. Reading score The student's # correct/20 possible on the reading portion of the Mastery Check. A proficient score is 18/20 (90%) or higher. If the student scores below 18, a red warning icon displays next to the score.
Note
This column does not apply to or display for Essentials. (Mastery Checks in Essentials are only for spelling).
Reading fluency The time, in minutes: seconds, that the student spent reading the words in the Mastery Check's reading list. Each student must read all the words in the list out loud to the teacher in 30 seconds or less to be considered proficient. Times longer than 30 seconds will have a red warning icon next to the time.
Note
This column does not apply to or display for Essentials.
Attended Indicates whether or not the student attended the session.
Caution
The default attendance status is present. Teachers must mark students as absent when they are not present for a Mastery Check. A student is counted as attempting a Mastery Check if they are not specifically marked as absent when the teacher conducts the check.
- Click a student's name to go to the Student Session History page for a student.
On this page, you can view how the teacher scored the student's responses to each question.