Grades

The Grades tab is the academic summary in Awards — how many lessons you’ve finished and how accurately you’re answering, rolled up across every completed quiz.

Accessing Grades

1. Click Awards in the top navigation bar.
2. Select the Grades tab — it’s the first one shown.

What You’ll See

• Three headline cards: Lessons Completed, Accuracy, and Questions Answered.
• A searchable, date-filterable table of every completed lesson: lesson name, date, time spent, number of attempts, accuracy, trophy earned, and a mastery icon. Click a row to open that lesson’s grade detail.

How It’s Calculated

The three headline cards are a pre-computed summary for you as a student:

Lessons Completed  = total completed lessons
Accuracy           = your average accuracy across all completed quizzes
Questions Answered = total questions answered across all completed quizzes

Each row in the lesson table is grouped by lesson and calculated from every completed attempt on it:

accuracy = average(accuracy across completed attempts)
           falls back to (correct points ÷ total points) × 100 if an attempt has no stored accuracy
time     = sum(time taken across completed attempts)
attempts = count(completed attempts)

Mastery Label

Each lesson row also carries a mastery label, bucketed from that lesson’s average accuracy:

Average accuracy	Mastery label
100%	Expert
≥ 85%	Proficient
≥ 70%	Competent
Below 70%	Beginner

Note

This is a different scale from the mastery icons shown on individual lesson tiles in Courses & Pathways (Excellence, Mastered, Competent, Proficient, Familiar, In Progress) — those apply per attempt with their own thresholds. The Grades tab’s mastery label is a simpler 4-band average, used only in this summary table.

Tip

Use Grades alongside Activity — if your accuracy is dipping, check for gaps in your activity, then head back to Learn to retry the lessons that need it.

For a question-by-question breakdown of a single lesson, open its Lesson Report. For the exact source and formula behind every number on this tab, see the Metrics Reference.