Seven agency profiles companion document¶
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Description¶
The companion document is a released artifact presenting "seven profiles, one for each agency in the study," describing each agency's experience with data-driven decision making groundwork. The profiles were "developed using data collected from interviews" and accompany the full Year 1 report on laying the groundwork for data-driven decision making.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Interview data from each participating agency
Constraints¶
- Covers the seven agencies in the study only
Target Learners¶
- school district and education agency staff
Target Learning Goals¶
- understanding agency experiences building data capacity
Claims¶
Related Elements¶
- Mathematica implementation study of Strategic Data Use in Education (2011–2015), prepared for the Gates Foundation
- SDP/EP agency profiles documenting data use in twelve education agencies
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Kristin Hallgren, Cassie Pickens Jewell, Celina Kamler, Jacob Hartog, Andrew Gothro. (2013). Companion Document for the Strategic Data Project and Education Pioneers Year 1 Report: Laying the Groundwork for Data-Driven Decision Making. Princeton, NJ: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/companion-document-for-the-strategic-data-project-and-education-pioneers-year-1-report-laying-the-groundwork-for-datadriven-decision-making
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Seven agency profiles companion document |
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The companion document is a released artifact presenting "seven profiles, one for each agency in the study," describing each agency's experience with data-driven decision making groundwork. |
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