Student data is vital for understanding transfer students' needs, but because many data systems don’t “talk” to each other, it can take several weeks for schools to determine whether a student needs specific services or support. To overcome this challenge, a team of education and tech experts in Michigan collaborated and, leveraging the Ed-Fi Alliance Data Standard, created a powerful solution.
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Missed our latest #K12 webinar? Watch the recording as Hanover and a panel of district leaders discuss building capacity through program evaluation and data literacy. Explore how to maximize student success using #ESSER funds. https://hubs.ly/Q02yp4Ng0
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Our most recent article explores the importance of collecting student voice data, and how you can understand and integrate these valuable insights into your school's existing priorities. Click on the link below for the full article: Harnessing Student Voice Data for Strategic School Improvement. https://lnkd.in/gBtbjUkW #education #studentvoice #schoolimprovement
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School leaders need to be able to recognize at-risk students and direct educators accordingly. But they won’t be able to without solid data. That's where Student Analytics Lab comes into play. Learn how to act on student data when it matters most👇https://lnkd.in/e97KQS-i
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What if your next school data platform came with experts to help you maximize it? That's what you get with Abre. Once you have platform, Abre doesn't log off. You'll get expert guidance at every step of the way to not only help you make sense of the data, but drive better outcomes for every student. Download the guide and find out why Abre's data solution and partnership actually drives better outcomes. Link in comments. #k12 #k12data #edtech #studentsuccess
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Norm-referenced data is widely used by districts, educators, and parents to assess a student's performance because it's easy to understand. But this data alone does not provide a complete picture. Learn why in this blog!
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Most districts don’t realize the importance of capturing the value of that data and storing it in a central repository for seamless and easy access. This data is important if any issues arise so that you may have specific documentation to be able to hold parties accountable. You never anticipate having to access data after first opening your school, but if an issue emerges, do you have the ability to easily and quickly access the necessary information? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g96f_4qg
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Empowered Educators and the Significance of Student Master Data Records System If your school still runs a lot of manual and paper-based systems, then you likely have concerns on many fronts, Top of mind will likely be the general data accuracy and completeness of student data. In your decision-making process, you will want your school to have a system that demonstrates a track record of maintaining accurate and complete student data. https://lnkd.in/esWq3NvM
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We use data every step of the way to accelerate and improve our impact on student achievement. Not only is data used to identify students who can benefit from small group intervention, but data helps us identify where students are excelling and struggling and what skills they should be working on next while they are receiving small group intervention. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eqUQc_yf Comment below with your perspective on data, and how you use data to improve service.
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