Teachers have far more power to shape what happens to students than investors or scouts, partly through their opinions of each child¶
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q1 i? Teacher influence on students is driven in part by teacher opinions of each child, making educational analytics use riskier than industrial use. → James Soland 2015
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James Soland 2015¶
James Soland. (2015). Is Moneyball the next big thing in education? Phi Delta Kappan 96(4), 64–67. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/is-moneyball-the-next-big-thing-in-education/ doi:10.1177/0031721714561450
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The abstract argues, with no supporting data, that "Teachers also have far more power to shape what happens to students," an influence it attributes partly to their opinions of each child.
"Teachers also have far more power to shape what happens to students, an influence driven in part by their opinions of each child."
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Teachers have far more power to shape what happens to students than investors or scouts, partly through their opinions of each child |
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Teachers have far more power to shape what happens to students than investors or scouts, partly through their opinions of each child |
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