I’m at work and — well– need to work. But saw this article and want to alert folks to it. Data-Driven Schools See Rising Scores “Montgomery, a suburb of Washington, D.C., spends $47 million a year on technology like Edline. It is at the vanguard of what is known as the “data-driven” movement in U.S. [...]
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Must Read: MCPS in the Wall Street Journal
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