How to Pull a Spreadsheet of Tutoring Sessions From GradesFirst

How to Pull a Spreadsheet of Tutoring Sessions From GradesFirstIf you want to know how to pull a spreadsheet of tutoring sessions from gradesfirst, this article will show you how. What we are going to do is create a report that will list the entire number of hours your students have been enrolled in the full-time full-algebra program, as well as the average grade.The first thing you need to do is create a page on the GradesFirst website with the information that you would like to include in your reports. As an example, you might add a page for each full-math curriculum.This should be enough to show the numbers for the month's worth of tutoring sessions. After you have created this page, go to the 'tutor search' tab. You will be able to search for specific students by name or to see how many others have gone through the same program.The full-calculus curriculum will most likely have more than one tutor on a regular basis. To determine the average grade, you need to find the average gr ades that are reported. So you could use this step to locate the average grade of each tutor.The next step will be to create a report for each tutor. Since you have already created a report for all tutors, you can simply copy the sheet onto your own personal sheet. But if you don't have a full-calculus curriculum to add into your results, then you will need to create a separate report for each individual student. In addition, make sure you include the type of course that the student is taking and whether the tutor is certified.Once you have finished creating the report, go back to GradesFirst. Then look over all of the information and make changes if necessary. Finally, choose a heading for your report.The final step is to copy your spreadsheet to an email or presentation page for your members. After you have copied your report to one of these pages, click 'send.' Now you will receive the full amount of tutoring sessions for each student. I hope you enjoy the full report.