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This page is for students. Teachers, see What students see.
Nothing is visible until your teacher shares it. If you turned in work and there’s no grade yet, that’s normal. Your teacher reads every grade before you see it.

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What the page says

  • Being graded, with “Your work is being graded. Your teacher hasn’t shared feedback for this yet. You’ll get an email as soon as it’s ready.” Wait.
  • Returned. Your grade and feedback are ready. You also get an email titled Your feedback for the assignment is ready, with a See your feedback button.

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How to read it

  • The score at the top: your points, the total, and the percentage. For a quiz, how many questions were marked.
  • The rubric. Each row is one thing you were graded on. Score: shows the level you reached, like Proficient, and the coloured bar shows where that sits among the levels.
  • The feedback. Depending on how your teacher set it up, it might be one piece of overall feedback, sections with headings, or comments attached to lines of your work. Click a comment and the line lights up.
  • Strengths and Improvements on a quiz: what you did well and what to work on, per question.
  • Grammar: spelling, grammar and punctuation your teacher chose to point out. These never changed your score.

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If there are no points

Your teacher may have hidden the points. You still see the level you reached on each row and all the feedback.

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Still stuck?

Ask your teacher. They can see your class, your work and your grade, and they can fix most things in a minute.

Last updated 19 September 2026

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