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Home Resource Supporting a Culture of Data Literacy and Use to Improve Instructional Quality
Supporting a Culture of Data Literacy and Use to Improve Instructional Quality
This fact sheet provides educators and school/system leaders with some key considerations for developing an effective culture of data use that can help improve instruction and student support services. Developed to support a REL pacific partnership project in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the information is broadly applicable to schools and districts across the Pacific Region and U.S. states.
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Data Use, Evidence Based Practice, Instructional Improvement, Principals, Teacher EffectivenessResource Information
Pacific | Resource Type:
Fact Sheet | Resource
Date: February 2023
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