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Assign & Review

Check out our Assign & Review section to assign tasks and homework to your students all from one place.

Simply click the Assign & Review tab on the Teacher Console and follow the instructions below for each type of activity.

Assign Activities

1. Log into the Mathletics Teacher Console.
2. Go to Assign & Review on the left-hand side.  
   
3. Select Assign and Review.  
   
4. Using the dropdown bars in the top left, select the 'Class', and the 'Group'.
    
5. Select the number below the student's name.  
6. Select View Assigned, Completed and Overdue tasks. 
    

Tip: To unassign any of the activities in this list, tick the box next to the activity name and click 'Unassign' at the bottom.  

Assign Challenges

Mathletics offers over 700 Challenges (PSR) to help students develop their critical and creative mathematical thinking. Teachers are provided with instant access to multi-level questions that can make mathematics lessons extraordinary. The challenges (PSR questions) can be filtered from topics to grades/year levels to a depth of knowledge. 
 

1. Log into the Mathletics Teacher Console.
2. Go to ‘Assign & Review’ on the left-hand side.
   
3. Click the ‘Assign & Review' tile.
   
4. Click ‘Challenges’.
   Here you will find all challenges (PSR activities) that can be assigned to your students.  
   

   

5. Using the dropdown bars in the top left, select the 'Class', and the 'Group'.
   
6. Select the Level of the challenge (PSR activity) you wish to assign.  
   
7. To assign an activity, tick the activity box for the selected student. 
   To assign the activity to the group tick the box underneath the activity name.  
    
8. Click Assign at the bottom of the page. The assigned challenges will appear in the To-Do tab, under Challenges in the Student Console.  
    

Follow-up tip: If you need any assistance or more information about assigning challenges, there’s a walk-through video available. Simply click the How this works button in the top right.

Skill Quests

Each Skill Quest targets a single concept from within a topic or Learning Journey. Skill Quests are curriculum-aligned sets of questions. Some Quests will move through more than 1 level - students need to get either a streak of 5 questions correct or 6 out of 8 to complete the level or the Quest. Skills activities appear under the Quests tab on the Student Console. Audio is available to support students, including audio translation into many different languages.

Follow these steps to get started:

1. Click Assign & Review
   
2. Click the ‘Assign & Review' tile.
   
3. Click Skill Quests
   

   

4. Select the 'Class', and the 'Group'.
5. Select the Curriculum and Grade drop-down or scroll across to find your topic and choose the activity.  
6. Select the whole class or individual students.  
7. Click Assign. 
    

Assessments

Mathletics offers a range of curriculum-aligned assessments designed to evaluate students’ understanding. Assessments can be conducted in different modes or test 'types', meaning you can repeat the same assessment multiple times in different modes to measure growth, or just re-focus on specific topic areas. You can use the Fill Learning Gaps tool to identify student knowledge gaps and assign UPF Learning Journeys to help address any areas of weakness.

Follow these steps to set up an assessment:

1. Click Assign & Review.
   
2. Click the ‘Assign & Review' tile.
   
3. Click Assess.
   

   

4. Select the curriculum, and Grade and Course.
5. Select the group you'd like to assign the assessment to.
6. Click the Assign button at the bottom of the page.
   
7. Select if you’d like to assign the activity now or for a later date.
   
8. Once selected, click the Assign button at the bottom of the screen.

In the pop-up, you can:  

• Assign a duration to the whole assessment OR each question;  
• Choose to randomize the questions;
• Schedule the assessment period;  
• Preview the assessment. 

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