Insights allow you to spot trending misconceptions and where to target support if needed in seconds. They are not just about making your job easier but about making your teaching more effective and impactful.
Key Benefits:
Uncover Common Misconceptions: Insights instantly highlights the questions that stumped most of your students, allowing you to pinpoint misunderstandings quickly and address any issues promptly.
Monitor Student Engagement: Track the number of questions each student has completed to identify who is actively participating and who might need extra encouragement or support.
Assess Understanding vs. Completion: Gauge the gap between task completion and actual understanding to tailor your teaching effectively. You will quickly see which students have requested your help.
How to use Insights:
Once your students answer lesson questions or submit an assessment, Edrolo will start generating Insights.
1. Navigating to Insights
An Insights button is available on the Lessons and Assessments where the feature is available.
Example: Lesson Insights
Example: Assessment Insights
2. Possible misconceptions tables:
We help you spot possible misconceptions on all question types. To help you assess where your attention is needed, these misconceptions have been split into two categories:
- Auto-Marked Questions: Automatically marked questions with the highest share of incorrect answers in your class are displayed in the “Questions with possible misconceptions” table.
Use this information to learn about concepts or questions your class struggled with, which may need to be revisited.
In the table, you see:
- the % of students who got the answer wrong,
- how many students in your class have answered the question,
- which section the question belongs to (lesson questions), e.g. Theory Review (Junior Science), Fluency (Junior Maths), or the knowledge unit that the question relates to (assessments)
- the working path (Junior Maths) or difficulty (Junior Science) of the question.
Example: Junior Maths
Click on any question to see more details.
- Lowest marked questions table: On questions where students assess and mark their responses, you can determine which questions your students self-evaluate as the hardest.
Use this information to learn about concepts or questions your class struggled with, which may need to be revisited.
In the table, you see:
- the average mark on each student-marked question
- how many students in your class have answered the question,
- which section the question belongs to, e.g. Theory Review (Junior Science) or Fluency (Junior Maths),
- the working path (Junior Maths) or difficulty (Junior Science) of the question.
Example: Junior Maths
Click on any question to see more details.
3. Student engagement and understanding table:
Quickly see who completes questions and assessments, marks acquired, and how frequently your students have said they need help understanding a question.
The table helps you quickly pinpoint where targeted support is needed.
In the table, you see:
- the number of questions each student has completed,
- their total marks vs maximum possible marks,
- the share of questions students have said that they need help with (Lesson Insights only)
Example: Lesson Insights
Example: Assessment Insights