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Data-based Decisions: You try it

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This comprehensive report by Sharon Walpole from the University of Delaware presents findings on data-based decisions in early education. Analyzing inferences across Kindergarten, First, Second, and Third grades across three seasons—Fall, Winter, and Spring—the study highlights trends, learning outcomes, and general conclusions drawn from student performance data. These insights aim to guide educators in making informed instructional choices to enhance student learning and development at various grade levels.

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Data-based Decisions: You try it

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  1. Data-based Decisions:You try it Sharon Walpole University of Delaware

  2. Fall, 2003, Kindergarten

  3. Inferences

  4. Fall, 2003, First Grade

  5. Inferences

  6. Fall, 2003, Second Grade

  7. Inferences

  8. Fall, 2003, Third Grade

  9. Inferences

  10. General Conclusions

  11. Winter, 2004, Kindergarten

  12. Inferences

  13. Winter, 2004, First Grade

  14. Inferences

  15. Winter, 2003, Second Grade

  16. Inferences

  17. Winter, 2004, Third Grade

  18. Inferences

  19. General Conclusions

  20. Spring, 2004, Kindergarten

  21. Inferences

  22. Spring, 2003, First Grade

  23. Inferences

  24. Spring, 2003, Second Grade

  25. Spring, 2003, Third Grade

  26. Inferences

  27. General Conclusions

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