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Project a student's grade with What if…?

A 60-second screen recording of Pearspark doing exactly this in a sample school, and the same 5 steps written out below in the labels you'll see on screen.
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How to project a student's grade with What if…?

  1. 1Click Students in the People section of the sidebar and open the student
  2. 2In the Classes card, click the class name
  3. 3Find the "What if…?" card
  4. 4Type trial scores into the ungraded assignments, or click a "Fill all with" chip (100%, 90%, 80%, 70%)
  5. 5Watch where the class average would land — nothing here is saved, it's just a calculator

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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