Disconnected educator data systems are a common implementation challenge; a unified talent data system can generate prioritization insights¶
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q1 i? Certification, professional development completion, and educator effectiveness data systems are often disconnected, and building a unified talent data system can generate insights for prioritizing strategies and focusing resources. → Talent Development Framework: Improving Access to Excellent Educators for All Students 2020
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Talent Development Framework: Improving Access to Excellent Educators for All Students 2020¶
Talent Development Framework: Improving Access to Excellent Educators for All Students. (2020). Center on Great Teachers and Leaders at the American Institutes for Research. https://gtlcenter.org
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In its challenges section, the document identifies disconnected data systems for certification, professional development completion, and educator effectiveness as one of four common challenges to implementing a coherent talent development system; this is an author assertion, not a tested result.
"Building a unified talent data system consistent with this framework can generate insights critical for prioritizing strategies and focusing resources where they are most needed."
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Disconnected educator data systems are a common implementation challenge; a unified talent data system can generate prioritization insights |
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Disconnected educator data systems are a common implementation challenge; a unified talent data system can generate prioritization insights |
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