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Jennifer Brokofsky
Jennifer Brokofsky is on page 67 of 192
Chapter 4 repeatedly talks about overcoming the "yah but" and "blame game" failsafe that is easy for educators to fall into. We need to look at the data, and set real and measurable goals to improve student performance.
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Jana Scott Lindsay
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I really thought this quote spoke volumes as to the purpose behind using data to improving student learning:
"We learned that we needed to look at what...would make the most impact on students-instructional practice."
~Eileen Armelin, Data Coach and Teacher, San Carlos Junior High School in Arizona
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Jana Scott Lindsay
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Establishing Collaborative Inquiry:
1. Distribute leadership and capacity
2. Build collaborative teams
3. Use data frequently and in depth
4. Focus on instructional improvement
5. Nurture a collective culture based on commitment to equity
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Using Data to Improve Learning for All: A Collaborative Inquiry Approach