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Criteria, grades and the moderation in between

MYP criterion levels convert to a 1–7 grade by IB rules, never by a stored number that can drift. Standardisation sessions compare independent judgements before grades are published, so a criterion being read two different ways is caught while it can still be fixed.

Why it matters

  • A grade derived from criterion levels cannot silently disagree with the levels it came from.
  • Moderation is a workflow, not a meeting nobody records: judgements, variance and the agreed position are all kept.
  • Rubrics exist for PYP, DP and CP too — with descriptors rather than marks for PYP, because the programme is assessed against descriptors.
  • Report cards pull from the same graph as the grades, so a published card and the gradebook cannot tell different stories.

What's included4 capabilities

Criteria, grading, moderation and reporting.

MYP criteria & strands

The definition layer behind grading, versioned per subject.

MYP grades

0–8 criterion levels → derived 1–7 grade, with analytics.

Standardisation

Independent judgements → variance → recorded consensus.

Report cards

The whole graph pulled into a publishable, exportable card.

What this does not claim

skodle never writes a grade on its own. AI can draft a comment or a task, and a teacher approves it before anything reaches a student record.

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