In part 2 of our Trends & Student Data Strategies during Hybrid Learning post, you’ll hear about creative approaches to understanding engagement, how schools are using a health tracker to get a snapshot of student health before the school day starts, and one strategy for tracking learning gaps and responding with interventions and tutoring.
Trend #4 Schools are thinking creatively about how to understand student engagement in hybrid learning
Key thoughts from the clip:
- KIPP Albany focused on tracking what percentage of assignments that students are being assigned, are they returning?
- Where do we have disengaged students? Where do I have a classroom where a lot of kids aren’t turning in work for that class?
- Work completion could be an early indicator that students aren’t engaged with the material of a class
Trend #5 Schools are breaking down their data with an increased focus on unique groups to ensure progress for all students
Key thoughts from the clip:
- Increased focus on ensuring that there are equitable systems and structures in place to differentiate the supports needed by all students and schools
- Charlie references an example of a school that looks at student mastery by standard for students with IEPs
- How can schools use data to ensure they are living up to their mission?
Trend #6 Schools are thinking about how to most effectively identify and respond to learning gaps
Key thoughts from the clip:
- Schools are trying to identify students with learning gaps who may be disengaged in some or all classes
- Lake County School District has identified missed work and learning gaps then tracked, communicated, and monitored tutoring interventions
- Schools are needing to be more systematic and proactive based on the increased prevalence of disengagement and missed work
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