Districts are collecting, monitoring, reporting and learning from unprecedented COVID-recovery interventions, with more than 40 state plans approved¶
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q1 i? With more than 40 state plans approved, districts are collecting, monitoring, reporting and learning from the unprecedented interventions. → David Brackett 2021
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David Brackett 2021¶
David Brackett, Jacob Cortez, Dan Goldhaber, Emily Morton. (2021). The road to COVID recovery: How districts are seizing the once-in-a-generation opportunity to learn from ESSER interventions. NWEA Research. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/the-road-to-covid-recovery-how-districts-are-seizing-the-once-in-a-generation-opportunity-to-learn-from-esser-interventions/
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The presentation describes the ESSER intervention landscape, noting "more than 40 state plans approved" and posing how districts are collecting, monitoring, reporting and learning from the interventions. It is a framing statement, not an empirical analysis.
"With more than 40 state plans approved, how are districts collecting, monitoring, reporting and learning from the unprecedented interventions?"
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
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Districts are collecting, monitoring, reporting and learning from unprecedented COVID-recovery interventions, with more than 40 state plans approved |
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Districts are collecting, monitoring, reporting and learning from unprecedented COVID-recovery interventions, with more than 40 state plans approved |
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