The Using Data Professional Development Program is a process of systemic reform to help schools and districts turn "data we have" into "data we use".
The primary goal of the Using Data program is to transform school/district cultures of isolation and low-level data use, to cultures of collaborative inquiry and high-level data use. Designed as a cyclical process as illustrated below, Using Data brings about change through the process of analysis, inquiry and investigation.
From the earliest stages of building a data culture through to the recognition of verifiable results, our skilled facilitators will work with administrators and teacher-leaders in your school or district to close achievement gaps and create a learning culture in which high standards are not only set for all students, but are achieved by all, as well.
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Using Data Workshop Models
Our face-to-face workshops are ideal for whole schools and districts. The 6-day workshop series usually spans 1 calendar year and can be customized for your specific needs and goals.
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Our online course is designed for individuals and small groups such as data teams who want to learn how to interpret data and create communities of collaborative inquiry in their schools.
