Data warehouse linking student and teacher data to support instructional improvement¶
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Description¶
The report recommends that DRE "develop and manage a data warehouse to support teaching and karning." Currently, "except for ITBS data, there is no source of data to inform and sup- port local or system-wide efforts to improve teach- ing and learning"; data are scattered across the student information system, school databases, teacher grade books, and personnel records. The report states: "An integrated database, especially one IinLng students and their teachers, will greatly facil- itate the kind of research needed to support instruc- tional improvement in CPS."
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Identification, integration, maintenance, and accessible distribution of student, teacher, and school-specific information
Constraints¶
- The report states this "will be an expensive, long-term project"
Target Learners¶
- CPS principals, teachers, and central office staff
Target Learning Goals¶
- Understanding the relationship between teacher practices, teacher learning, and student learning
Related Elements¶
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Laurence Stanton and John Q. Easton. (2002). Research and Evaluation in the Chicago Public Schools: A Plan for the Future. Consortium on Chicago School Research. https://consortium.uchicago.edu/publications/research-and-evaluation-chicago-public-schools-plan-future
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Data warehouse linking student and teacher data to support instructional improvement |
description |
The report recommends that DRE "develop and manage a data warehouse to support teaching and karning." Currently, "except for ITBS data, there is no source of data to inform and sup- port local or system-wide efforts t... |
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