Quick overview of how to use the NETR functionality in the Standards Mastery Tracker

1. NETR – NOT ENROLLED THIS ROUND

2. How can you let the tracker know
that a student was
“Not Enrolled This Round”
so that his blank responses won’t
count as zeros?

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• A student was NETR (not enrolled this round)
- suppose your first assessment was in October, but
a student joined your class on November 1
- if you add his name to your roster, the tracker
counts his blank score for Assessment #1 as 0%
- using “NETR” can fix that problem
• A student was expected to complete some (but
not all) assessment items on a given test
- there may be special cases when a student is
expected to complete a portion of the assessment
Appropriate Scenarios For Using “NETR”

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• Students are absent and miss the test
- if students are absent, they should simply make
up the assessment when they return
- you should NOT use “NETR” for this scenario
• Students ran out of time on an assessment
- make sure you provide students with sufficient
time to complete the assessment
- you should NOT use “NETR” for this scenario
Inappropriate Scenarios For Using “NETR”

5. How does the tracker know
if you wish for a blank
value to NOT count?

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Simply Enter “NETR” In The Student Response Field
You must enter
the letters NETR
with no spaces or
other characters!
The tracker will
ignore the NETR
fields – it will
simply not count
toward the
average

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The Tracker Will Recognize The “NETR” Code
If you enter NETR
for a students’
responses for a
round of data, the
tracker will ignore
it entirely