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Using State Assessment Data to Inform Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Practices: Possibilities and Limitations
Event Details
Time: May 29, 2008 at 8:30am
Location: Sherwood Corporate Center, Holbrook
Street: 15 Andrea Road
City/Town: Holbrook, NY 11741
Website or Map: http://datacentral.esboces.or…
Event Type: Data, Workshop
Organized By: Andrew Setzer
Latest Activity: May 19, 2008
Event Description
May 29, 2008, 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Sherwood Corporate Center, Holbrook
State assessment data can be used for decision-making, but there are limits regarding how these data can be analyzed and how far down the data can be mined. In this session, participants will review several data analysis practices that can be used with state assessment results with a focus on how the results can be used for school improvement efforts.
Attending districts will be provided with their district data reports to facilitate hands on practice during the session.
Breakfast will be served.
See the attached flyer for full details.
Seating is limited.....register today!
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