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Short answer · Photosynthesis

17.0 / 20.0

85%
Identifies reactants4 / 4
Explains role of sunlight Edited3 / 4
Describes the products4 / 4
Uses correct terminology6 / 8
Feedback

Strong identification of reactants and products. To reach full marks, tie the role of sunlight directly to the energy conversion.

Illustrative example — your interface reflects your own rubric.

The journey

Follow a stack of copies — from photo to signed report.

One assessment — Sciences : Le cycle de l'eau, a Grade 5 science exam — followed from the school bag to the document parents sign. Each step below is the actual screen you'll use.

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Prologue — The rubric

Your rubric, not ours

Start from a PFEQ-inspired starter rubric, generate one with AI, or paste your own. Grading applies your criteria — and you see exactly what the AI will see, before the first copy.

A rubric ready in two minutes.

GradeAid/My rubrics
Sciences — réponse courtePFEQ-inspired
Used 4 times · 3 days ago · 5e année — groupe 501
Situation d’écriture — 3e cyclePFEQ-inspired
Used 2 times · 12 days ago
What the AI will see
Explique l’évaporation4 pts
Explique la condensation4 pts
Le cycle se répète4 pts
Vocabulaire scientifique4 pts
Présentation4 pts
Total20 pts
Fictional example — the student, grades, and class are invented.
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Chapter 1 — The stack of copies

Photograph the stack — sorting almost takes care of itself

One photo per page, a “Next student” button between copies. GradeAid reads the handwriting, finds each student in your class — and you confirm with a tap. Photos are used for reading, then not kept.

The whole stack, sorted by student, without typing.

GradeAid/Scanning — 5e année — groupe 501
Saved
Page 3 — Retake: blurryStudents so far: 11
Next student
Copy 3/24 · 2 pagesTo confirm

On the copy: « Léa Tremblay »

Léa TremblayLéa TrudelCreate “Léa Tremblay” in 5e année — groupe 501
24 copies · 51 pages · 51 transcribed · 21 identified · 3 to confirmConfirm and grade all (21/24)
Fictional example — the student, grades, and class are invented.
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Chapter 2 — The grading

Every score rests on the student's own words

The AI grades against your rubric and justifies every criterion by quoting the copy — never a black box. You adjust whatever you want: your judgment keeps the last word, on every point.

A full class set in minutes, held to the same standard from the first copy to the last.

Student copy — fictional example

Sciences : Le cycle de l’eau · Léa Tremblay

17 / 20

When the sun warms the lakes and oceans, water evaporates and rises into the sky. As it cools, it form clouds, then falls as rain or snow. Then the water returns to rivers and oceans, and the cycle begins again.

Évaporation 4 / 4 · Condensation 3 / 4 · Le cycle se répète 4 / 4 · Vocabulaire 3 / 4 · Présentation 3 / 4

Vocabulaire scientifique Adjusted3 / 4

L’élève écrit : « sa forme des nuages » — l’idée est juste, mais le terme « condensation » n’est pas employé.

Severity:GenerousBalancedDemanding— never changes correctness.
Fictional example — the student, grades, and class are invented.

Try it yourself

Grade a sample handwritten answer and adjust the points. Nothing is sent or saved.

1 · The copy, read for you

GradeAid reads the handwriting and turns it into text you can check.

Transcribed text

Water evaporates from lakes and oceans, forms clouds, and falls back as rain. This cycle repeats itself.

2 · Graded against your rubric

Each criterion gets a score and a reason — never a black box.

Identifies the stages of the water cycle

4/5

Names evaporation, condensation and precipitation clearly.

Explains that the cycle repeats

2/5

States the cycle repeats, but doesn't say what drives it.

3 · You stay in charge

Disagree? Adjust any score — try it:

Explains that the cycle repeats
2/5
Total6/10
Grade a real copy
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Chapter 3 — The class at a glance

See what the exam reveals, criterion by criterion

Success rates per criterion, the grade distribution, and the copies where your judgment is needed — the overview that shapes the next lesson, without a spreadsheet. Statistics that lack copies hide themselves rather than mislead you.

The concept to reteach, spotted at a glance.

GradeAid/Insights — Sciences : Le cycle de l’eau
Based on 24 copies

Success rate by criterion

Le cycle se répète54 %
Vocabulaire scientifique71 %
Explique l’évaporation88 %

Le cycle se répète: 54 % success rate — the hardest criterion of this exam.

Score distribution

0–20%Class average: 68 %.80–100%
To review (3)

The grades where your judgment is needed — the AI flagged a significant gap.

See all

Distinguishing power — shown from 8 copies. A light on the exam, never a judgment.

Fictional example — the student, grades, and class are invented.
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Chapter 4 — Progress over time

Every student has a trajectory, not just grades

From one exam to the next, GradeAid charts progress and drafts a synthesis that cites the copies — every sentence points to its evidence, one click away. You review it, edit it, and it follows you into the parent-teacher meeting.

Parent-teacher night takes two clicks to prepare, not two evenings.

GradeAid/Progress — Léa Tremblay · 5e année — groupe 501
Improving
Overall trajectory+24 pts since Exam 1
Exam 1 · 61 %Exam 2 · 68 %Exam 3 · 85 %
Synthesis — excerpt

Léa has been using increasingly precise scientific vocabulary since the start of the term; the explanation of the full cycle is now mastered (Exam 3). One avenue for growth: naming the changes of state in her own explanations.

Written from the feedback saved on the copies. Check it before sharing.
By criterion
Vocabulaire scientifique3 of 3 exams75 %
Présentation de la démarche2 of 3 exams68 %
Fictional example — the student, grades, and class are invented.
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Chapter 5 — What goes home

Documents a parent can sign

Feedback sheets per student or for the whole class — with the trail of your adjustments to “justify the grade” at a meeting. And the progress report (Bilan de progression), in two print styles: standard, or in the register of official school documents.

Printed, signed, filed.

Progress reportLéa TremblayThis document is complementary information and does not replace the official report card.
Class : 5e année — 501
Term : Étape 1
Teacher :
Issued on : 2026-11-05
1 — Results
Ex. 1 — Les mélanges61 %
Ex. 2 — Le système solaire68 %
Ex. 3 — Le cycle de l’eau85 %
2 — Trajectory
3 — Signatures
Teacher's signature
Date
Signature of the parent or guardian
Date
Feedback sheet — Justify the gradeSciences : Le cycle de l’eau · Léa Tremblay
Vocabulaire scientifique3 / 4

Rubric: « Emploie les termes scientifiques du chapitre. »

AI score: 2 / 4adjusted by the teacher to 3 / 4.

« sa forme des nuages » — l’idée est juste ; le terme « condensation » est à consolider.

Built for parent-teacher meetings — printable per student or for the whole class.
Fictional example — the student, grades, and class are invented. The official style remains a complement: never a ministry logo, a permanent code, or a principal's signature.

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