Teachers had abundant student data but most needed help translating data into instructional steps¶
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q2 i? 61 percent of teachers agreed or strongly agreed that while they had plenty of data, they needed help translating those data into instructional steps. → John F. Pane 2015
Evidence¶
John F. Pane 2015¶
John F. Pane, Elizabeth D. Steiner, Matthew D. Baird, Laura S. Hamilton. (2015). Continued Progress: Promising Evidence on Personalized Learning. RAND Corporation. https://www.rand.org/t/RR1365z2 doi:10.7249/rr1365
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Spring 2015 online teacher survey (distributed to 261 teachers, 74 percent response rate) on learner profile implementation; majorities reported receiving mastery, extra-help, and concept-mastery data at least weekly.
"However , 61 percent of teachers agreed or strongly agreed that while they had plenty of data, they needed help translating those data into instructional steps."
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Related Claims¶
- Teachers' access to and professional use of technology improved considerably from 2001 to 2003, but did not translate into proportionate increases in technology-rich student assignments
- Translating test scores into months of learning has major downsides despite its perceived accessibility — related
- Only 18 percent of schools strongly agree teachers are sufficiently trained to use technology for instruction — related
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Teachers had abundant student data but most needed help translating data into instructional steps |
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Teachers had abundant student data but most needed help translating data into instructional steps |
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