DC School Uses Data to Boost ELL Achievement
Through the use of data, teachers and other education leaders in the Petworth neighborhood campus of Center City Public Charter…
Who Uses Student Data?
See how student data—from schools to the US Department of Education—is and is not accessed and used.
Data for Action 2014: Paving the Path to Success
Data are more than just test scores, and by effectively accessing and using different types of data, teachers, parents, and…
Student Data Collection, Access, and Storage: Separating Fact from Fiction
District and state data systems are constructed to ensure that individuals can access only the data that are appropriate for…
State Student Data Privacy Legislation: What Happened in 2014, and What Is Next?
To address emerging concerns, new demands for student data, and increasing use of technology in classrooms, states introduced and passed…
Roadmap for a Teacher-Student Data Link
Many states collect data on students and teachers, but linking teachers to students by course—the teacher-student data link (TSDL)—is critical…
Data Are Just Part of Good Teaching in Rhode Island
The state of Rhode Island recognized the impact data use has on improving student achievement by prioritizing data use in…
Roadmap for High School Feedback Reports
High school feedback reports let school and district leaders know where their students go after graduation and how well they…
Roadmap for Educator Licensure Policy Addressing Data Literacy
State licensure polices are meant to provide teacher preparation programs with direction about the skills teachers need to be qualified…
Roadmap for K–12 and Postsecondary Data Linkages
States need to securely link limited, but critical, K–12 and postsecondary data to ensure that high school graduates are ready…
Teacher Data Literacy: It’s About Time
Teachers can improve their practice--and student outcomes--when they understand how to use data effectively and ethically. This brief for state…
VIDEO: Who Uses Student Data?
Most personal student information stays local. Districts, states, and the federal government all collect data about students for important purposes…
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