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In this video, you'll learn how your teacher workspace is organized and how to read your dashboard so that you leave it knowing which students need support and in what.

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Sign in and ascend opens on your dashboard, scoped to your classes.

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Your navigation has four working areas, students and assessments, reports, configuration and content.

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Dashboard filters allow you to narrow the displayed data by grade, section and subject, making it easier to view relevant information.

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Key metrics with summary cards displays a quick overview of class performance through summary cards showing retake requests, urgent support needs, upcoming assessments, completion rate, average growth and total students based on the selected filters.

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My classes gives one card per grade section, each with a view link into that class.

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The performance section shows class level DOK performance across different question complexity levels, while the Lexile section tracks students reading levels and benchmarks and allows assessments to be assigned when data is unavailable.

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The competency section displays score percentages across competency areas within the selected framework to identify strengths and learning gaps, and the growth section tracks growth metric score progress across assessment periods while comparing class and district averages.

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Student insights is the part to check daily. Top performers on one side, students at risk on the other, each with their score.

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Students at risk is your intervention shortlist. View all students opens the full roster. Subject snapshot breaks results down by subject across your classes.

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Recent activity, quick actions and help resources sit at the foot of the page. Two minutes on this page each morning tells you who to speak to and what to look at more closely.