Progress
What is due, who handed it in and how each student is doing
Assignments with due dates, submissions, grades and a view of progress for the guardian.
In short
Everything due in one list
Students see what they have to hand in and by when, sorted by urgency rather than by subject.
Marking in one run
Teachers grade one submission after another without going back to the list, with keyboard shortcuts.
Guardians see the progress
Without waiting for the report card, and only their own dependants.
In detail
Personal priority, kept private
A student can flag what is urgent for them without the teacher seeing it. It is their own organisation, not an assessment.
Early warning signs
The platform flags anyone piling up overdue or late submissions, so support arrives before the report card rather than after it.
A grade is not changed quietly
Changing a published grade requires a justification, and the change is recorded with its author and its date.
The school defines the scale
Each school sets its minimum, maximum and passing marks. The platform does not impose a national scale that then has to be converted by hand.