Arizona addresses the challenge of maintaining high-quality special education data.
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Data takes center stage in the Diamond State.
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Indiana refines its processes for SPP/APR Indicators 4, 9, 10, and 11.
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IDEA data processes get a tune-up in the Garden State.
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Nebraska sharpens its approach to SPP/APR Indicator 7.
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Puerto Rico makes progress toward more efficient data process documentation.
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My first home purchase was a small condo on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. It was on the top floor of a new building and had a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows across the back of the living room. This condo was quite an upgrade from the basement apartment I had been living in, and I welcomed the idea of natural light! I loved that the windows faced southeast, so I could wake up to morning sunshine after a few years in my dark basement cave. But I was not prepared for such bright light.
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- 2021
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There are many ways to influence IDEA data quality. Among them is helping states, locals, and other stakeholders understand the importance of collecting, reporting, and using high-quality data and how to improve data quality.
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- 2021
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Recently, in my position as CCEIS Consultant with the KDE, I had the opportunity to work alongside Danielle Crain, Tamara Nimkoff, and Susan Davis with IDC to develop a series of new local district trainings for CCEIS. The trainings were designed with three different segments of Kentucky’s 15 CCEIS districts in mind: new districts (districts that were experiencing significant disproportionality for the first time), experienced districts (districts in their second year of significant disproportionality), and long-term districts (districts in their third year or longer of significant disproportionality). Each of these groups presents its own opportunities and challenges for CCEIS implementation throughout the state.
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- 2021