The Insight Dashboard allows teachers and parents to determine which students may need extra assistance. Students who are either assessed as struggling or who are falling behind our recommended usage of DreamBox are identified with the following caution symbol:
Alerts and Achievements: May Need Attention
This section of the Home page highlights which students may need your attention as well as standards and lesson groups your students have completed for the selected week.
You can view the items that may need attention for one specific student as well as your entire class by setting the filters at the top of the Home page or selecting a specific student to view in the Student Usage section.
Activity Feed
The Activity Feed shows a list of all lessons students have worked on over the past 30 days. In the image below we can see that the student has completed the lesson "Selecting Precision and Identifying the Location of a Whole Number to 1000 on a Number Line" over five times, but they have still been unable to complete the lesson with demonstrated understanding. This is a strong indication the student may be struggling with the concept or manipulative.
To help this student with this lesson, you may want to first try the lesson yourself. Click the Play Lesson button to listen to the lesson prompt and try using the manipulative to work through the lesson. When helping the student, it is important that you do not solve the problems for them, but that you guide the student through how to think through the problems. Because DreamBox is adaptive, completing lessons for the student would cause the program to move them forward in the curriculum when they may not be ready.