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Resource Sheet: More Than a Number: Using Data to Tell a Story
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Portico Student Experience Survey: Measuring Belonging, Connection, Engagement Use this school-wide survey to measure how connected students feel to the school community and culture.
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Conduct Empathy Interviews: Elevating Student Voices, So You Can Understand and Support Them Use this framework to go more in-depth with individuals about their experiences as a student in your school. Collecting this qualitative data will complement the results of the survey linked above, and help paint a holistic picture of student experience and how it can be improved.
Storytelling with Data: How Education Looks (<5 minute read) Data expert Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic’s website has a blog, podcast, and lots of great resources around data visualization – including this post about visualizing education
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics: Using Data Stories to Reflect on the Learning: Part 1 (5 minute read) on moving from snapshot data to longitudinal data, in order to better reflect the reality of student learning
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EL Education: Leading Teams with Data Protocol (8 minute video) the leadership team at Capital City Public Charter School in Washington, D.C. uses data-centered protocols to analyze the effectiveness of different instructional strategies. Students also participate in activities where they regularly set goals and create action plans based on data.
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