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18 results for "Featured Resource"

18 results for "Featured Resource"

Human Capital Resources

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Access diagnostic tools and performance indicators that help systems identify, connect, and analyze key human capital data to better understand and support educator effectiveness and student achievement.

Early Childhood Education Resources

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Gain practical frameworks and tools to analyze early learning supply and demand and track outcomes from PreK through grade 2, supporting stronger systems for our youngest learners.

College-Going Resources

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Draw on tools and research to examine college-going patterns, address summer melt, and use data to improve students’ transitions from high school to postsecondary education.

Data Strategy Resources

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Explore tools and frameworks to help education organizations honestly assess how they use data, strengthen analytic capacity, and make more effective, equitable decisions in service of student success.

Tutoring and Academic Supports Resources

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Leverage implementation toolkits and data strategies to design, scale, and continuously improve high-dosage tutoring and academic support programs that reach more students with effective services.

Postsecondary and Workforce Resources

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Use diagnostic toolkits, extension tools, and practice guides to understand students’ postsecondary and workforce pathways, surface equity gaps, and inform action for improved college and career outcomes.

In Observance of New Teachers

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SDP Fellow Cara Jackson and Urban Teachers set their sights on observations as an evaluation tactic. It’s scarcely news that brand new teachers aren’t as effective as experienced teachers, leaving many to grapple with how to best prepare new teachers...

Helping Families Locate Meals During School Closures

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In response to COVID-19, many US students find themselves without access to regular meals. These SDP Fellows quickly mobilize to connect families with local food resources. *This post is part of a series of posts about how SDP Alumni are responding to and...