The Stats and Achievements pages allow 3rd—8th-grade students to track their learning, set learning goals, and monitor and celebrate their progress throughout the year. Students can also share a snapshot of their progress with their teacher using Student-Teacher messaging.
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| Note: Home Subscriber students can access the Achievements page but not the Stats page. Students using DreamBox Math through a School subscription can access both pages. |
What Can Teachers See?
The dynamic Stats and Achievements pages are only available in the student environments, not in the Insight Dashboard. However, students can send their teacher a snapshot of each page through Student-Teacher messaging. To jump ahead to those directions, click here.
How Students Access Stats and Achievements
From the 3rd-5th or 6th-8th grade learning environments, students will:
- Select my stuff at the top of their screen.
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- Select either achievements or stats.
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Understanding Student Achievements
When students open the Achievements page they see a table showing the domains they are working in and their progress through each domain.
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Expanding a Lesson Group
When students select a lesson group star, the star expands to show lesson cards representing each lesson they have completed, are currently playing but have paused, and new lessons that may pop up next in their Lesson Chooser. The expanded lesson group also shows the three types of DreamBox lessons and which types the student has been playing.
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Lesson Cards
Inside the expanded lesson group, each lesson card shows three things about the lesson:
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Lesson Types
The symbol at the top of the lesson card indicates the lesson type. Students can play three types of lessons in DreamBox Math.
| Exploring & Sense Making | The student becomes more familiar with a concept by exploring a manipulative or model. | |
| Looking for Structure & Relationships | The student builds understanding as they complete tasks that require them to discover mathematical structures, determine relationships, and apply more advanced strategies. | |
| Fluency, Application & Procedural Skills | The student practices skills they have demonstrated they understand to develop fluency and flexibility. |
Additional Lesson Type Resources
Talking with students about each lesson type will help them assess and approach lessons in DreamBox Math and give them a better understanding of what they have achieved. The Resources page of the educator dashboard provides more information about each lesson type, including its purpose, types of learning tasks the student will encounter, and tips for working with students playing that lesson type.
| Note: This resource is not currently available in the Family Dashboard, but we are working on it. |
To open the Lesson Types information in the Resources Page:
- Select the Resources icon.
- Scroll down to the Getting Started with DreamBox section and select Download under Lesson Type Overview.
Understanding Student Stats
| Note: The Stats page is available to students using DreamBox Math through their school. It is not available to students using DreamBox Math through a Home Subscription. |
When students open the Stats page, they will see their DreamBox Math statistics from the beginning of the school year, including:
- Total lessons completed.
- Total time spent in DreamBox Math, including time exploring My Stuff, personalizing their experience, or playing nanogames.
- Their highest week streak: The longest number of weeks in a row that they have completed five or more lessons.
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Students in the 3rd-5th grade environment can see additional details about their current Week Streak by selecting my lessons and then opening the tab on the right side of the screen.
How Students Share a Snapshot with their Teacher
Students can send a screenshot of their overall Achievements page, an expanded lesson group inside Achievements, or Stats page to their teacher via Student-Teacher messaging.
To do this, students will:
- Select my stuff, and then select either:
- achievements (if needed, click a star to expand a lesson group).
- stats
- Select the envelope icon.
- When the messages window opens, verify they are sending either Achievements, an expanded lesson group inside Achievements, or Stats, and then click the Send button.
- DreamBox Math will confirm the message was sent to their teacher.
Teachers can see the message on the Home Page in their educator dashboard by clicking the Teacher-Student message bubble and selecting the message with the screenshot. They can also send a celebratory message in return using Teacher-Student Messaging.
| Click here to learn more about Teacher-Student Messaging. |
Incorporating Student Stats and Achievements into Your Classroom
Using the Student Stats and Student Achievement pages, you can help the students take ownership of their learning in different ways.
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Student Stats & Achievements: FAQs
| Q: How often do the Stats and Achievements pages update? |
A: They update in close to real-time as students complete lessons.
| Q: Can students send screenshots to their learning guardians? |
A: Although students cannot share screenshots of their Stats and Achievements with their families through our messaging feature, they can log in to their student account at home to share the pages with their learning guardians.
| Q: Can teachers download screenshots of Stats and Achievements to share with learning guardians? |
A: Teachers cannot download screenshots of student-shared Stats and Achievements pages, but students can log in to their student accounts at home to share the pages with their learning guardians.
| Q: Can all students see the Stats and Achievements pages? |
A: No. 3rd—8th-grade students who use DreamBox through their school will see both pages. 3rd—8th-grade students who play using a purchased home subscription will see the Achievements page but not the Stats page. K-2nd-grade students who use DreamBox will not see the Stats and Achievements pages.
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