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Strong data systems help states better evaluate their CTE programs. Yet, according to @CTEWorks, only 45% of state CTE directors say they have the information needed to assess their programs well. @credengine is working to help states solve this problem: https://t.co/weKh85dVeF
Good report: States use different student growth metrics for accountability ...Worth noting: tests/measures of groups of Ss good to rate schools are not best to inform learning. The meanings of "growth" and "proficiency" are different at the student level
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We’ve got a new look! Check out the newly redesigned https://t.co/AYqXIuaGwB & learn how you can take action to help reveal the #credential marketplace.
Uniquely human job categories are emerging to help AI make sense of the world—meanwhile #LearningEngineering using AI as a tool is emerging to help humans learn faster/better to thrive in the same changing world
The CTDL provides a shared language that makes it easier to discover, understand, and compare information about credentials & make better decisions https://t.co/XHz8bZdfea #7Things#HigherEd
3 lessons from data on how students are actually using educational apps and software at school - very interesting read on @hechingerreport. Teachers and students aren't using all the pricey software that school budgets buy, researchers say https://t.co/K53cqmPWza
Visionary approach to breaking down barriers between k12 and higher ed. The merger of two of the most innovative organizations in those domains #microcredentials#CompetencyEd@snhu
With #blendedlearning and #personalizedlearning it’s possible to flip the ratio. It’s no longer about teacher-student ratios but the network of people supporting each learner