Survey Report Types #
On the far-right column of the Skills Survey home page, you’ll find four Class Reports options:
Table Report #
Table Reports are available for individual students, specific classes, and all classes combined.
The Table report displays class results organized by competency and statement. Simply click a competency to see a breakdown of statements under that competency.
The Select Survey dropdown allows you to view the Most Recent, Previous, and First table reports.
Graph Report #
Table Reports are available for specific classes and all classes combined.
Graph Reports are horizontal bar graphs that display competency levels for each statement. If Strongly Disagree and Disagree responses total over 50%, remedial lessons are recommended.
Clicking a competency reveals a breakdown by statement below the selected competency.
Progress Report #
Table Reports are available for individual students and specific classes.
These graphs show how class progress shifts, by date, from Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree. (shown on the left)
Progress Reports also include individual Student Scores. (shown on the right)
Lesson Recommendations #
Table Reports are available for individual students and specific classes.
Lesson Recommendations are based on survey outcomes, and suggested lessons are displayed with color-coded banners indicating their necessity or optionality. Lessons are also sorted by competency and grade level.
Clicking the grade levels at the top will filter the lessons to show only the selected grade level. When you’re ready to use a lesson, simply click Open > Launch Lesson.
Student Interventions Report #
The Student Interventions Report is a valuable tool that helps educators quickly identify and access targeted resources tailored to student needs. It organizes suggested interventions into categories such as Individual Interventions, Small Group Interventions, Behavior Resources, and Peace Corner Resources.
These resources are also aligned with the five core competencies. Simply click a core competency to view a dropdown of resources, and within each column, click to navigate directly to the desired resource.
We hope you find this tool useful for identifying students and classes needing additional instruction. The survey also measures progress and assesses the effectiveness of QuaverReady lessons, supporting wider curriculum adoption across the district.
We welcome any feedback or suggestions you have to improve the Skills Survey tool.
