Well done checking out all your students' 3-Dimensional data on InnerOrbit! Wondering how InnerOrbit can support you in your next data-driven instructional steps?

This article unpacks 3 suggestions using InnerOrbit's phenomenon and questions with your students to target areas of need, as illuminated in your reports:

Option 1: Whole-Group & Small Group Question Review

Option 2: SEP Practice

Option 3: Printable Small Group Activities

Using the question matrix from your Assignment Report, target the most-missed questions to review whole group with your class.

Whole Group Step 1: Identify the most missed question from your Assignment Report:

Whole Group Step 2: Screenshare the phenomenon and question by going to "Assessments" > "Created by You" > click on the assessment > click the blue "Preview" button and navigate to the focus question.

You can review questions with small groups in a similar manner.

In the Assignment report, hover over each question to see which students selected which distractor. Pull those students in a small group to review, screensharing as described above!

Check out InnerOrbit's SEP Practice Problems to support students' growth with the Science and Engineering Practices. Here is a sample of what this could look like:

Step 1: Identify focus SEP - In this data from my School Report, I see that my 8th grade students struggled the most with the SEP "Planning and Carrying out Investigations". Specifically they struggled on the one element highlighted in the screenshot.

Step 2: Select SEP Practice Problems - From the InnerOrbit Builder select "SEP Practice Problems" > "Middle School" > "Planning and Carrying out Investigations".

Scroll down to find questions tagged with this same SEP element and click "Add to Quiz".

According to your data, you can build specific reteaching resources for groups of students.

Step 1: Identify focus standard - In your Assignment report, hover over a question you want to pull small groups around to see what standard the question assessed.

Step 2: Identify students - In that same window, record which students need a small group on this standard by hovering over the incorrect answer choices.

Step 3: Build activity - Search InnerOrbit for that standard and choose a different phenomenon. Build a quick activity by selecting 1 prior knowledge question, 1 on grade level knowledge question, 1 formative question, and 1 summative question. Save activity!

Step 4: Print - In your "Assessments" tab, click on the activity and click the blue Print button.