Assessment-Informed Lesson Grouping for Teachers | WiseBoardUse recent evidence to plan groups, not label students.
Differentiated Tracks can suggest lesson groupings from the latest assessment tiers in a linked class. Treat the tiers as one piece of instructional context, review every group and save only the version you approve.
Use a lesson linked to a class with assessment-tier records, outside Teach Mode.
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Request and review groups
Choose Suggest groupings and inspect each tier list against what you know about students.
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Edit and save
Make needed changes, choose Save groupings and confirm the Saved status.
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WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE
Plan a small-group fraction lesson
Open the linked lesson outside Teach Mode and request group suggestions. Check the latest assessment context against recent student work, adjust any names or placements, and save only after deciding the groups suit this particular lesson.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
A little more detail before you dive in.
Does a tier establish a student's fixed ability or mastery?
No. A tier is instructional context, not a fixed ability label or proof of mastery. Use it alongside other classroom evidence.
Why is the panel not visible?
The lesson must be accessible and linked to a class with assessment-tier records. The panel is hidden in Teach Mode and when its assessment query returns no students.
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