Using Student Achievement Data to Support Instructional Decision Making

Professional Development Three-Hour Workshop

Produced by: WestEd for the U.S. Department of Education

This free professional development package features everything you need to facilitate a three-hour presentation on using student achievement data to support instructional decision making.

Produced by the Doing What Works (DWW) project at WestEd, this "one-stop-shop" professional development package contains:

• A sample workshop agenda; presentation slides; facilitator's check list; an optional set of slides about the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) What Works Clearinghouse practice guides and how they are developed; the IES Practice Guide, Using Student Achievement Data to Support Instructional Decision Making; and multimedia files
• Participant handouts and other presentation materials, including a copy of the PowerPoint presentation, visual diagram, flyer, and a presentation checklist
• Transcripts of all the multimedia in the package
• Additional materials including a list of DWW professional development resources, an inventory of all the documents and media on the topic; and an introduction to DWW, narrated by Project Director Nikola Filby

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Other DWW professional development packages include:

• Adolescent Literacy: Six Professional Development Modules
• Increased Learning Time: Beyond the Regular School Day Professional Development 3-Hour Workshop