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This component of Edugence allows educators to use the data to acknowledge which students may need intervention. Also the data is specific in general to assist students daily in each area. we can praise them and remain steady in their strengths, but improve where they have shortcomings/challenges.

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I can be very specific and targeted with my instruction.

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Colton/ You can use data to identify weak areas and teach to those areas with individual lesson plans.  You can also put in groups of like weakness and assign group lessons.  For example literary terms to group x.

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Colton/ You can use data to identify weak areas and teach to those areas with individual lesson plans.  You can also put in groups of like weakness and assign group lessons.  For example literary terms to group x.

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Unfortunately for newcomer teachers not all of the data is readily available. However, we can use the data that does populate for newcomer students to better understand where they are academically. It can also help us track attendance and course grades to keep our students on track through the year. 🌸✨🎉

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The data would help us to focus on their weaknesses, supporting individual students. 

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The data would help us to focus on their weaknesses, supporting individual students. 

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It will be nice to see their map results in one place after they take the test. - Bassford

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It will be nice to see their map results in one place after they take the test. - Bassford

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This looks like it will be user friendly once you get used to clicking around

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I can use it to understand their progress. I can use the data to know how to work with specific  students.

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find what they are lacking of.
there must be a reason why some students are not passing state tests on their first try.

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Huff/This will be an awesome tool  during parent conferences and during our PLC/Team discussions.  It will be helpful and a time saver to only click one button to get so much information.

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Huff/This will be an awesome tool  during parent conferences and during our PLC/Team discussions.  It will be helpful and a time saver to only click one button to get so much information.

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This function gives me a clear idea of where I can support my students in their mastery of various subjects.

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It could be used to support intervention needs.  Very detailed data

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I can get a better idea of how the student typically does with testing

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The data can be used to see the areas of weakness that the student is struggling with and can be used by the teacher to give the student more support for that subject and potentially prepare the student for the exam down the road.

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The data can be used to see the areas of weakness that the student is struggling with and can be used by the teacher to give the student more support for that subject and potentially prepare the student for the exam down the road.

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I like that I can find all this data in one location. It can be very useful for data talks. 

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I like that I can find all this data in one location. It can be very useful for data talks. 

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The data provided is pretty comprehensive -- including STAAR, TELPAS, and even attendance. This data can be used to support individual students or even class periods given the way data is presented. It is very convenient having the data all in one spot and would be very helpful for visuals during parent conferences

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The data provided is pretty comprehensive -- including STAAR, TELPAS, and even attendance. This data can be used to support individual students or even class periods given the way data is presented. It is very convenient having the data all in one spot and would be very helpful for visuals during parent conferences

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Burdick

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I like that we can dis-aggregate the data to pull specific student populations, such as LEP - Hasty

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I like that we can dis-aggregate the data to pull specific student populations, such as LEP - Hasty

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It's nice to have all this data in one place, we can see patterns and identify areas of strength and weakness to better meet the learning needs of our students.  Bigfoot

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It's nice to have all this data in one place, we can see patterns and identify areas of strength and weakness to better meet the learning needs of our students.  Bigfoot

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The data can be used to support the students by using their scores as reference point for further instruction/tutoring.

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I see that we can compare student attendance to the campus average

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I see that we can compare student attendance to the campus average

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-Timmons

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The data reflects students who are in danger of not passing. This is a great tool for setting up interventions! -Talton

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I don't have any students in the system just yet!

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I don't have any students in the system just yet!

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By focusing on different objectives per student or student group, large strides can be made to focus on specific needs during interventions,

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The date shows us what students have not passed the STAAR and those who have. What I can do as a teacher is do my part and have follow ups with those students and figure out what they need to do or who I can point them to help them pass the STAAR. In class as a CTE teacher I see English is the one that is failed the most. So focus  more on word, verbiage, and critical reading and thinking skills.

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I noticed that I have a senior who has struggled to pass Eng 2 EOC for 3 years.  He scores lowest in RC1 each time.  So that will be an area of focus!

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I noticed that the students lexile level is reflective of their staar scores. Mr. Brown