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If your school uses score-based grading, you will see an overall score column for each grading period.If your school has configured additional grade scales alongside scores, for example, "Achievement level" or "Knowledge," those appear as separate columns in the table.If your school has configured assessment categories, a category score column may also appear, depending on your school's visibility settings.If a local grade has been configured, a local grade column will also appear.
The Gradebook gives you a clear view of how you are performing across all your subjects. You can see your overall scores, individual assessment results, progress on learning standards, and skill ratings on both the web and the Toddle app.
Note: What you see in your gradebook depends on how your school has set up grading and what your teachers and school have chosen to share with students. Some sections or columns may not appear if they have not been enabled for your school.
Gradebook on the web
To begin, navigate to:
Homepage > Gradebook
You will see multiple sections within the Gradebook page:
Final grades gradebook
The Final grades tab shows your overall performance across all your subjects for each grading period.
What appears in the table depends on how your school has configured grading:
The grading methodology and grade scales can differ from one subject to another and from one grading period to another. For example, your school may use scores for some subjects and letter grades for others.
Use the Grading period(s) dropdown in the top right to filter the view.
If your school has configured a local grade, a local grade column will also appear. Use the Grading period(s) dropdown in the top right to filter the view.
Assessments gradebook
Click Assessments in the left panel to see your performance on individual tasks. Select All subjects or a specific subject from the left sidebar, then use the tabs at the top to switch between grading periods.
Each row shows one task. The columns display the evaluation tools your teacher used, and a dash (-) means that the tool was not used for that task. To see the evaluation for rubrics, checklists, or learning goals, simply click on the icon in the relevant cell. Use the Search bar or the evaluation tool and assessment categories filters to narrow the list.
Standards gradebook
Click Standards in the left panel to view your performance on learning standards/outcomes. Use the Subject dropdown to switch between subjects, and the Academic year and Grading period dropdowns to filter. Standards are organized hierarchically, expand each group to see individual outcomes and your grade for each.
Click on any standard row to open a detail panel showing your final grade, an Evaluation history graph, and a list of contributing assessments and observations.
Learning goals gradebook
The Learning goals gradebook includes three sections: Approaches to Learning, Learner Profile Attributes, and Key Concept. The steps below walk you through Approaches to Learning; Learner Profile Attributes and Key Concept follow the same pattern.
Click Approaches to Learning in the left panel. Use the term tabs to switch between grading periods, and the Subject and Skills dropdowns to filter the view. Use the Search bar to find a specific skill. Skills are organized into groups and sub-groups. Each row shows a skill or skill cluster with your grade on the right.
Click any row to open a detail panel showing your grade, an Evaluation history graph, and a list of contributing assessments.
On the app
Navigate to your gradebook
On your app home screen, tap the Gradebook card to open your gradebook.
View your Assessments gradebook
The Assessments tab is open by default. Your subjects appear as tabs at the top. Swipe left or right to switch between them. Each subject shows a list of assessments for the selected term, including the name, due date, and score if your teacher has shared it.
Tap the filter icon to narrow the list by Terms, Types, or Categories. Tap Apply to save your selection.
Tap any assessment to open its detail view, which shows the submission status, teacher evaluation status, and your child’s score under Assessment tool(s) if shared. From here, you can also view the response submitted by your child as well as any message interactions with the teacher.
View your Standards gradebook
Tap Standards at the bottom of the screen. Your subjects appear as tabs at the top. Select a subject to see its standards list. Standards are organized hierarchically. Each standard displays your grade on the right. Use the filter icon to switch between grading periods.
Tap any standard to open a detail panel showing your final grade, an Evaluation history graph, and a list of contributing assessments.
View your Learning goals gradebook
The Learning goals gradebook includes three sections: Approaches to Learning, Learner Profile Attributes, and Key Concept. The steps below walk you through each section.
Tap Approaches to learning at the bottom of the screen. Select a subject from the tabs at the top to see your approaches to learning. Each skill shows your grade on the right. Tap any skill row to open a detail panel showing your grade, an Evaluation history graph, and a list of individual evaluations.
Head to More on the bottom panel, and tap on Learner Profile Attributes in the list.
Select a subject from the tabs at the top. Each row shows one IB learner profile attribute with your grade on the right. Attributes with no grade recorded show a dash (-). Tap any attribute row to open a detail panel showing your grade, an Evaluation history graph, and a list of contributing assessments.
You can view the evaluation for Key concepts by following the same steps as above.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Why can I not see any grades in my gradebook?
Grades are only visible once your teacher has shared them. If a section appears empty or shows dashes, your teacher may not have shared the grades for that grading period yet.
Q. Can I edit or change my grades as a student?
No. The gradebook is read-only for students. Only your teacher can record and update grades.
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