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Tips for Administrators, Teachers, and Families: How to Share Data Effectively
April 30, 2013
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Effective family engagement strategies include providing families with accessible, understandable, and actionable data on their child’s learning and growth. Data sharing helps families gain a comprehensive understanding of their child’s strengths, interests, and challenges, and also helps families identify action steps to help advance the child’s learning.
We have created a set of tip sheets to help administrators, teachers, and families determine the best ways to share student data in meaningful ways, on a regular basis, to strengthen family–school partnerships and promote student learning. Specifically, these tip sheets help:
- Administrators
- Create a data-sharing culture among teachers
- Help families make use of data
- Teachers
- Prepare to share data with families
- Talk with families about student data
- Families
- Prepare to communicate with teachers
- Talk about their child’s progress with teachers
- Engage with their child
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