Make Learning Visible in Your Classroom

Behind every K-12 data point is a student, and by leveraging data the right way, districts can design learning plans to help unlock each student’s potential. But with so much data available, how do know what to focus on? How do you turn data into decisions that make a difference? Anne Arundel County Public Schools needed a way to bring all their data together, identify meaningful metrics, and adjust learning plans—so they could uncover exactly how to drive student success. They found a single, online reporting portal that gave them easy access to everything they needed to pinpoint students’ strengths and opportunities for growth.

When you commit to helping your people learn and build skills for the future, it’s incredibly important to think of a strong learning culture as the foundation of your learning strategy. To create a learning culture, it’s important to enlist learning champions at your company and secure stakeholder buy-in, create strong employee engagement with learning, and use data to share your successes.

When it comes to education, the physical condition of classrooms and schools can influence the teaching and learning that happens inside.Exposure to mold, lead, asbestos, and similar hazards can have lifelong impacts on students’ health. And schools may be forced to temporarily close when ancient heating and cooling systems fail.Public school officials across the nation struggle to keep up with needed renovations, repairs, and modernization. The state of school infrastructure, as well as efforts to fund new buildings and maintain existing ones, offer rich fodder for meaningful reporting.

As the pandemic continues to affect programs and communities across the country, many of you are moving to remote learning for the near future or for the rest of school year. Join Teaching Strategies to learn about our Distance Learning Solution, which offers programs the leading early childhood education solution to ensure each and every child receives a strong foundation for success in school and in life no matter their learning environment.