Can teachers see which questions students missed?
Yes. Assignment reports include a response matrix, submitted answers, expected answers, question accuracy, and answer distributions.
Educators and schools
Class progress dashboard
See class progress, skill mastery, and question-level gaps
A K-8 classroom progress dashboard for viewing student mastery, assignment completion, question responses, alerts, and targeted follow-up.
- Student-by-skill mastery view
- Question-level response matrix and common wrong answers
- Inactivity, overdue work, and sustained low-accuracy alerts
Besparq progress evidence
Teacher-controlled
Educators choose assignments, feedback policies, recipients, and follow-up.
Curriculum-structured
Work is organized by grade, subject, unit, skill, and learning step.
Evidence you can inspect
Reports connect summaries to questions, responses, assignments, and skills.
Explanation-first AI
Ask Sparq supports reasoning inside structured practice when help is enabled.
The instructional problem
Activity is not the same as learning evidence
A login count cannot tell a teacher who misunderstood unlike denominators. Besparq connects progress summaries to the underlying assignment, question, response, and skill so educators can verify what a dashboard signal actually means.
How it works
From learning target to next action
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Scan the class
Review completion, recent accuracy, skill states, and alerts without opening every student profile.
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Open the evidence
Move from a class signal to the exact question and submitted answer.
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Group by need
Select students who share an incorrect response or need additional review.
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Assign the response
Create targeted practice for the selected learners and keep the evidence loop connected.
Curriculum and standards
Progress is organized around curriculum skills
Dashboard evidence is grouped by grade-level skills rather than a single opaque score. A mastery state requires recorded attempts and confidence; “not assessed” remains distinct from “needs support.” Where standards codes exist, they appear alongside the skill evidence.
Alignment note: Besparq uses standards and established curriculum progressions as mapping references. “Aligned” does not mean endorsed, certified, or adopted by the Common Core State Standards Initiative, a publisher, state, or district.
Evaluation guidance
Designed for the next instructional decision
The dashboard is successful when an educator can identify a need and act on it quickly. Besparq therefore prioritizes traceable evidence and follow-up assignments over decorative charts.
Questions educators ask
Clear answers before you evaluate
How does Besparq define mastery?
Mastery uses accumulated skill evidence and confidence rather than one completed activity. Learners without reliable evidence remain marked as not assessed.
Does Besparq replace the teacher?
No. Besparq organizes practice, scoring, and evidence so educators can make faster instructional decisions. Teachers still choose what to assign, interpret the evidence, and decide how to respond.
See whether Besparq fits your learners
Create an educator workspace, inspect the curriculum, and test the complete assignment-to-insight workflow.
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