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The Lesson Performance Report includes an option to Set Passing Level directly under cut scores
The default is set at 70%, but you can change this by adjusting the Set Passing Level at the top of the report.
Comprehension is the average grade. Grades are given between scores of 0 - 100.
Percent at or above is not a grade, but what percentage of students scored at or above the grade.
These two scores provide the best possible view on how your students are doing on a particular test. While a grade alone can give you a good understanding of your students' mastery, the percent at or above fills in the gap completely.
An Example
For example, if a teacher had a class of five students and their grades were a 60, 69, 65, 99, and 100, then the average for the class would be a 78.6%.
The teacher, looking at this comprehension score, might consider this an adequate enough score to move on to the next subject, believing that the students all have a basic understanding of the material.
However, now looking at the Percent at or above 70%, the teacher can see that only 40% of the students scored at or above 70 and that the comprehension score is weighted because of two high-scoring students.
With this information, the teacher might decide that the majority of the students don't have a good grasp of the material and that a review might be necessary.