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IB Mathematics grading
IB Math grading software for AA, AI, mocks, and handwritten work
Gradenza helps IB Math teachers grade handwritten AA and AI work faster while preserving method marks, Follow Through decisions, and teacher review. Students submit photos, PDFs, or Drive files; Gradenza drafts markscheme-based reports and turns finalised results into mastery data.
Grading report
AA + AIIB Math course workflows
FTown-figure grading logic
Masterytopic reports after grading
Audience
Who this is for
Use this page if you want one IB Math grading workflow across homework, topic practice, and mock exam preparation.
IB Math AA and AI teachers who need more than final-answer checking.
Tutors preparing students for full IB papers and topic tests.
Math departments that want consistent reports across multiple teachers.
Schools collecting handwritten submissions through photos, PDFs, or Google Classroom links.
Workflow
How IB Math grading works
Gradenza connects assignment setup, handwritten submission, markscheme-based grading, teacher review, and mastery analytics.
Collect handwritten submissions
Students upload phone photos, scanned PDFs, stylus exports, or Google Drive files without retyping equations.
Grade against the markscheme
The grading report applies method, accuracy, reasoning, and Follow Through decisions where the question structure allows it.
Review and act on the data
Teachers inspect flagged decisions, release feedback, and use mastery maps to plan revision by topic and subtopic.
Use cases
Concrete IB Math grading examples
The same workflow supports everyday assignments and higher-stakes review cycles.
AA calculus homework
Grade multi-line differentiation or integration working where method marks still matter after an arithmetic slip.
AI statistics topic test
Review calculator output, interpretation, and modelling steps instead of only checking the final numerical answer.
Mock exam revision cycle
Turn full-paper grading into question reports and topic gaps before the next revision block.
Benefits
Why IB Math teams use it
The value is faster marking with enough transparency for teachers to trust and adjust the outcome.
Preserves mathematical reasoning
Reports show where marks were awarded or lost, including working, carried values, and teacher-visible flags.
Fits handwritten assessment
Students can keep solving on paper while teachers keep submissions, reports, and analytics in one place.
Connects grading to planning
Finalised results update mastery maps so the next lesson follows evidence instead of a raw score list.
Proof and trust
IB-specific trust signals
Gradenza is built around the marking details that make IB Math different from generic auto-grading.
Follow Through logic
Own-figure decisions can be labelled in the report so teachers can verify dependent marks.
Teacher review before release
AI grading drafts the report; the teacher remains responsible for final feedback and grade actions.
Course-scoped analytics
AA and AI class data can remain separate, including assignment history and mastery maps.
Related resources
Related Gradenza pages and guides
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FAQ
Common questions
Is Gradenza for both IB Math AA and AI?
Yes. Gradenza has separate workflows for IB Math Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation.
Can it grade handwritten IB Math work?
Yes. Students can submit photos, scanned PDFs, stylus exports, or Drive files for grading and teacher review.
Does it replace teacher marking completely?
No. Gradenza accelerates first-pass grading and reports, while teachers review decisions before releasing feedback.
Next step
Start grading IB Math work with reviewable AI reports
Create one IB Math class, collect one handwritten assignment, and review the grading report before expanding to mocks or department use.