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P.A.S.

Making standards-based grading equitable and accessible for students, parents, and educators.

Profectus Align by PAS

PROFECTUS ALIGN

Your assessment, aligned and scored.

Bring an assessment you already wrote and get it aligned, or start from your standards and get a lesson plan, assessment, or project built against them. Either direction ends in a 1 to 4 rubric and a curriculum map.

Still in build. Not open for demos yet.

Rubric drafted by Profectus Align for a precision machining assessment A four-level rubric for the standard "hold a plus or minus two thousandths inch tolerance". Level 4 Mastery: every dimension lands in the middle third of the band. Level 3 Proficient, the target: every dimension inside tolerance, unassisted. Level 2 Developing: holds the tolerance with assistance or a second setup. Level 1 Beginning: cannot hold the tolerance yet. Drafted from your assessment Hold a ±0.002 in. tolerance Precision Machining standard AMM 4.2 4 MASTERY Every dimension lands in the middle third of the band. 3 PROFICIENT Every dimension inside tolerance, unassisted. This is the target. 2 DEVELOPING Holds the tolerance with assistance or a second setup. 1 BEGINNING Cannot hold the tolerance yet. Written for this assessment Not a generic scale. Edit any descriptor before you download it.

How it works

Start from your work, or from your standards.

Align runs in both directions. Hand it something you already give and it maps it to your standards, or hand it the standards and it drafts the material. Every path ends in the same two things: a 1 to 4 rubric and a curriculum map.

  1. Start from either end

    Upload the quiz, project, or worksheet you already use, or pick the standards you need to cover.

  2. Get it aligned or built

    Align maps your material to the standards your program runs on, or drafts new material against them.

  3. Leave with a rubric and a map

    Review the rubric and the curriculum map, change what you want, and download them or keep them in your library.

What it makes

Lesson plansAssessmentsProjects1 to 4 rubricsCurriculum maps

Start with a single assessment and pay for that one, or put a department or a district on a subscription and build a shared library of materials, rubrics, and maps. Align drafts; you decide what ships to students, and you do the teaching and the grading.

What you get

A 1 to 4 rubric, on the scale Profectus Ed grades against.

Align drafts to the same four-point scale Profectus Ed scores students on, so a rubric it writes drops straight in. Align itself never scores anyone.

  1. 1 Beginning
  2. 2 Developing
  3. 3 Proficient
  4. 4 Mastery