This from Education Week's Spotlight on Data-Driven Decision Making:
Spotlight on Data-Driven Decision Making is a collection of articles hand-picked by ED Week editors including:
You can get the nine articles in a downloadable PDF.
- Mining data to improve student learning
- Leveraging schools' investment in data systems
- Using data to predict which students are likely to dropout
- Managing student privacy
- Securing school data systems from crashes and failures
- Implementing student-data technology
The statistical methods used to calculate credit scores and car-insurance premiums are now being used to predict which students are likely to drop out and which teacher candidates are good fits for jobs.June 30, 2011 - Education WeekLong before it was on the national agenda, data was the name of the game in Western Heights, Okla.June 3, 2009 - Education WeekFederal privacy rules likely to take effect this summer offer timely, first-time guidance for states and districts finishing up new longitudinal student-data systems this year.April 29, 2011 | Updated: September 15, 2011 - Education WeekWhat's needed now, the Data Quality Campaign says, is political momentum to ensure educators can start tracking data by fall.February 22, 2011 - Education WeekThe range and unpredictability of threats to school districts' data systems can be unnerving, making protecting them difficult.February 4, 2011 - Digital DirectionsResearchers find that they can use Amazon.com-style techniques for analyzing customer behaviors to study—and improve—student learning.December 13, 2010 - Education WeekCommentary
Data analysis has an important instructional role in the classroom, explains Ronald S. Thomas.June 14, 2011 - Education WeekCommentary
Data's importance is a key topic as educators and other leaders consider how to raise high school graduation rates, AT&T Foundation President Laura Sanford writes.March 21, 2011 - Education WeekLeveraging schools' investment in data systems will require a parallel investment in strengthening the capacity to use data to improve teaching, William J. Slotnik and Martin Orland write.May 6, 2010 - Education Week
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