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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Finding the Path
When secondary students complete their courses and accumulate credits, they leave a trail of data behind them. As these same students consider their course options for the the next year, they are making choices about the pathway they will follow. … Continue reading
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Making EQAO data easyR to work with
Academic data, just like every other data set, usually consumes more time with cleaning and reshaping than analyzing and visualizing. One of the appeals of R is the ability to re-use code and it is in that spirit that I’ve … Continue reading
Find out….and teach it.
For any group interested in engaging in “Results Based Accountability” one of the first steps is to establish a common language. The development of a common language is not to benefit people “on the inside”. Instead, it is the first act … Continue reading