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Project a student's grade with What if…?
A screen recording of Pearspark doing exactly this in a sample school, and the same 6 steps written out below in the labels you'll see on screen.
How to project a student's grade with What if…?
- 1Click Students in the People section of the sidebar and open the student
- 2In the "Classes" card, click the class name — the page shows one student in one class, with "Assignments & grades"
- 3Scroll past the assignments table to the "What if…?" card — it lists only ungraded work, each with a score box and what it's out of
- 4Type a trial score into one box — "Projected average" shows where the class average would land and how far it moves ("vs now")
- 5Click a "Fill all with" chip (100%, 90%, 80%, 70%) to fill every box at once
- 6Click "Clear" — nothing here is saved, so the real grades never move
Part of Gradebook, report cards & transcripts
Enter grades in a spreadsheet-style grid, post them once, and watch report cards and transcripts assemble themselves — plus the What-If views families use on their side.
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