Pacing Units and Mastery TargetsGive each unit a window, then check how the windows fit.
Pacing Units lets you define a unit's date range and optional class, attach foundational standards, and set mastery targets for lookahead. Review overlap warnings before relying on the sequence; changing a pacing definition does not remove calendar lessons already added.
Open Pacing Units and use the class filter if you want to narrow the list.
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Define the unit window
Add a unit name, start and end dates, optional class, standards, target percentage, and mastery-level cutoff.
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Adjust and inspect
Review overlap warnings, edit or duplicate units, and check warnings again after moving date windows.
03 / A CLOSER LOOK
The details matter.
Related workflow view. This is not another screen of the primary feature.
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↳ The Pacing Plan Generator is a related workflow for turning a saved syllabus into dated lessons.
“A CLASSROOM MOMENT
WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE
Leave room between major units
Create unit windows for the term and inspect any overlaps. Add a buffer between units for testing or assemblies, then confirm that lessons already on the calendar still make sense after the change.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
A little more detail before you dive in.
Does deleting a unit delete its calendar lessons?
No. Deleting a pacing definition does not delete calendar lessons already added.
Will the tool resolve overlapping dates for me?
No. It shows overlap warnings for teacher review. Adjust date windows and inspect the resulting schedule yourself.
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