Early-years and pedagogical-unit report cards
Report cards are part of the premium plan. If you can't see them in the menu, check Plans.
Not everything is graded with a number. Andrómeda has two forms of assessment designed for that.
Early-years report card
This is the version designed for the youngest children: instead of entering a grade, you write a descriptive report for each area.
Only available in levels marked as early years. If you can't see it, check the level's type under Levels.
The indicators
The early-years report card is filled in against a list of indicators: the aspects observed and commented on in each area.
They're loaded under Options → Early-years report card, and they're what later appear as the report card's rows.
The indicators are the structure of the report. Changing them mid-year leaves already-written reports resting on a different list from the new ones.
How it's filled in
Just like the standard report card: you pick the group and the period, and write. And like the standard one, the family sees it in the app once published.
Pedagogical unit
This is for groups assessed continuously across more than one year, rather than closing a mark each year.
The typical case is first and second grade taken as a single stretch.
How to turn it on
Mark the groups
Under Options → Pedagogical unit you choose which groups are assessed this way.
Choose the scale
It defines which indicators progress is recorded against.
Work from its own screen
The marked groups appear under Report cards → Pedagogical unit.
If a group isn't showing on the pedagogical-unit screen, it's because it hasn't been marked as one. It isn't a fault of the screen.
How it differs
| Standard report card | Pedagogical unit | |
|---|---|---|
| Closes | Every year | At the end of the stretch |
| Recorded with | A mark | Progress indicators |
| Suits | Most classes | Stretches of two or more years |
Which to use
Standard report card
Most cases: primary and secondary, graded per period.
Early years
Nursery classes, where you describe rather than grade.
Pedagogical unit
Stretches spanning more than one year, assessed continuously.
All three are published the same way and families see them in the same place in the app.
