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Driven by Data 2.0 offers a structured approach to transforming educational instruction through data-driven methods. Paul Bambrick-Santoyo, leveraging his extensive experience, outlines a practical framework for educators seeking to improve student outcomes. The book delves into common mistakes, key principles, and actionable steps that educators can apply immediately.
This book is ideal for educational leaders, teachers, and school administrators aiming to elevate instructional effectiveness using data. It assumes familiarity with basic educational practices.
A foundational understanding of educational assessment and basic instructional strategies will help readers apply the book's principles effectively.
Unlike other educational resources, this book provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to implementing data-driven instruction, complete with real-world applications and comprehensive workshop materials.
Authored by Paul Bambrick-Santoyo and published by Jossey-Bass, this 271-page book features chapters that cover assessment, analysis, action planning, and creating a data-driven culture.
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