Teacher Console Tour

Welcome to your Teacher Console - new for the 2021-2022 school year!

You'll find many features that will take your ST Math usage to new levels so you'll get even better results.

Need to add students or classes?

• Rostered instructions - Teachers/admins in rostered schools should wait until their school/district sends us the rosters for the new school year. Once the new classes appear, you'll be able to add staff-managed classes and students who are already rostered.
• Non-rostered instructions - Teachers/admins using picture passwords should wait until your school year rolls over before creating classes and adding students.

You're now able to customize the following columns in your Student Tab - Available columns:

• Alerts - Students who have more than 9 tries on their current level.
• Last Sign-In - The last data a student correctly signed in (currently in Pacific Time).
• Currently Playing (Objective) - The Objective the student is currently playing. Click to learn more, click the Objective name to see the Overview, Games, Quiz (grade 2+), and number of students playing.
• Currently Playing (Game) - The Game the student is currently playing. Click to start playing the game.
• Current Level Tries (in dots) - The number of unsuccessful tries the student has on the current game.
• % Progress - How much of a year's worth of puzzles the student has completed (K-1 - 2500, 2-4 - 3000, 5 - 2500, 3000 - 6-7, 2400 - 8).
• Journey Grade - The grade level Journey assigned to that student.
• This Week Minutes - The number of active minutes spent on ST Math so far this week (resets on Sunday night).
• This Week Puzzles - The number of puzzles completed so far this week (resets on Sunday night). Puzzles are only added after a level is successfully completed.
• Last Week Minutes - The number of active minutes a student played the previous week (from Sunday night to Sunday night).
• Last Week Puzzles - The number of puzzles completed last week (Sunday night to Sunday night).
• Average Week Minutes - The average number of active minutes played per week for this school year.
• Average Week Puzzles - The average number of puzzles completed per week for this school year.
• Velocity - How many puzzles per minute the student has solved. Remember that faster isn't always better!
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