Roles: Administrator or Educator
How to access
- Open Reports.
- Create a new report, or click the report you want (opens the report view) under Custom Reports
- Use the left-side filters as needed:
Date Range, Form Buttons/Tags, Videos, and Users. - In the table tabs, click Program Summary.
What it does
Program Summary gives a program-level view by Observed Moment (form button title), across all teachers included by your filters.
For each observed moment row, it shows:
- Count of teachers in each performance level (tag level)
- Total Teachers
- % Standard
It also shows a Cohort Total / Average row at the bottom.
How % Standard is calculated
For each observed moment row:
- Included moments are grouped by teacher.
- For each teacher, the component finds that teacher’s score for the observed moment:
- Each moment score uses the highest scored tag on that moment.
- If multiple moments exist for that teacher + observed moment, the teacher score is the highest of those moment scores.
- A standard threshold is computed for the observed moment:
standardThreshold = ceil(maxScoreForThatMoment / 2)
- A teacher is counted as “standard” when:
teacherScore >= standardThreshold
- Then:
% Standard = round((standardTeachers / totalTeachers) * 100)
How totals and “averages” are calculated
- Performance level columns: each cell is a teacher count for that observed moment (not moment count).
- Total Teachers (per row): uses the total unique teachers in the filtered report dataset.
- Cohort Total / Average row:
- Sums each performance-level count across rows.
- Sums
totalTeachersandstandardTeachersacross rows. - Recomputes
% Standardfrom those summed values:round((sumStandardTeachers / sumTotalTeachers) * 100)
Because each observed-moment row uses the same totalTeachers denominator, the cohort % Standard behaves like an average of row-level standard rates across observed moments.
Notes
- Performance levels come from selected Form tags/scores.
- If no report moments match your filters, the table shows:
“No report moments found for the selected filters.”