Adding standards for questions helps teachers assess students based on subject-specific standards, such as main ideas, text structure, etc.
 

The standard set used for questions is automatically determined by your school's state, your main content area, and the grades you teach. The standards are reflected in the accumulated data on student performance in your reports.
 

Sections in this article:

Adding Standards
State Standards
Create Custom Standards

 

Adding Standards

1. Select Add/Edit Aligned Standards.
    

2. Select your standard set from the drop-down menu and then click on Choose Standard.

 

3. Select the standard(s) you need from the list and then click Done.

 

4. After you have added the necessary standards to the question click on Save.

 

5. Click on Save in the main question box to save your changes.

 

State Standards

Actively Learn in partnership with EdGate has aligned our catalog to all state standards for ELA, Science, and Social Studies for all 50 states. To access these standards, make sure your profile is registered to the correct school in your state. 

All teachers can filter the catalog by the standards for their main subject and grade level.



Teachers can add as many state standards to a question as they like, and they can also remove any standards from a question. State standards for questions will always default to the grade level that the teacher teaches.





 

Create custom standards

It's essential to track students' progress towards standards. If Actively Learn administrators want to create custom standards, they can easily do that in Actively Learn.

Note: If you need administrator access in Actively Learn, you will need to reach out to the  Actively Learn Support Team to have this activated.
 

1. Select Standards in the Manage menu.

 

2. Select the + (plus) icon from the navigation bar.

   

3. Write in the title for your new standard set and click Add.

   

4. Choose Add New Standard and fill out the details you want. Click Add.

 

5. Delete or edit Standards.

   

6. Select Publish Set and it will go live for your teachers.