Abstract
In this paper we present a model of collaborative evaluation that has been used to engage teachers in data-based decision making for improving teaching and learning in mathematics and science. We examine three external challenges that threaten the process of continuous school improvement; namely, making sense of data, policy changes, and curriculum changes. In addition, we describe how the collaborative evaluation model facilitated progress beyond these challenges.
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THOMAS, KELLI and HUFFMAN, DOUGLAS
(2011)
"NAVIGATING THE CHALLENGES OF HELPING TEACHERS USE DATA TO INFORM EDUCATIONAL DECISIONS,"
Administrative Issues Journal: Vol. 1:
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