3 Ways Student Data Can Improve Your Teaching
Leveraging data from your classroom can be one of the most effective ways to ensure students succeed
ou’ve flipped your classroom, you’re assessing often with quick quizzes, and your students are even finding that regular, low-stakes assessments help their learning.
But now you have a problem—too much data. What do you do with it all and, more importantly, how do you get insights from it that will help improve your teaching? Here are three examples of how you can plug those student responses right back into your course and your teaching, and create a positive feedback loop.
