In this course for teachers, learners will explore the FRAME data cycle for interpreting a collection of quantitative and qualitative data. They will learn how to define remediation and how to incorporate reteaching strategies into their lesson plans and instruction. Learners will apply their learning with a choice of primary or secondary classroom case studies woven throughout the course.
Instructional Practices
How to Interpret Student Data
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In this course for teachers, learners will explore the FRAME data cycle for interpreting a collection of quantitative and qualitative data. They will learn how to define remediation and how to incorporate reteaching strategies into their lesson plans and instruction. Learners will apply their learning with a choice of primary or secondary classroom case studies woven throughout the course.
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