Data driven instruction

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Buzzing with Ms. B: Facilitating a Data PLC: Part Two of the "Next Steps in Instructional Coaching" series - A Data PLC happens when you have some data and you need to look at it as a group and make some observations and decisions about it! In order

If you haven’t started using student data folders, it is a tool I highly suggest. These folders are in the hands of the students. They’re tracking and

Learn how to set up a well planned, collaborative, and intentional data dive for your staff at the start of the school year.

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Schools are not lacking data. We are data warehouses! We have data all around us- soft data and hard data. It's not about having enough data. It's about

The four domains of the Danielson Framework rubric are Planning & prep, Classroom environment, Instruction, and Professional responsibilities.

Discover the power of running a data-driven practice in education. Learn why it's crucial to detach personal worth from data analysis and shift focus towards future planning. Explore effective strategies to leverage data for informed decision-making and student success.

Being a data-driven school leader is a must. Using data consistently, ensures the rigor of instruction is being implemented. What is rigor?

Truth: We collect all this data and leave it because of time constraints. Truth: We collect all this data and don’t change instruction for various reasons. Truth: We collect all this data and just look at it briefly until next time. Does this sound familiar? It’s very common, data […]