Panel Discussion: Using Data to Drive Student Success

Data has become an important part of how we think about and manage education. But not everyone understands how to interpret data—let alone how to use it to drive learning decisions. How can K-12 districts make a difference with data? And how can district leaders encourage educators to use data to inform instruction? In this live panel discussion led by Dr. Kecia Ray, you’ll learn strategies that can help your district rethink its approach to data analytics and use data to truly inform instruction and spark a data transformation. So you and your staff can find the right data and make the right decisions that will unlock students’ potential.
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Teaching Today's Crucial Technology in a Virtual Lab Environment

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Are you looking for a great hands-on solution with your curriculum? Hands-on labs have become an integral part of the curriculum in classrooms today. Labs help to reinforce the knowledge and prepare students for the real-world environment they will face when entering the workforce. Students need to have more than just a step-by-step list of instructions read from a book. They need a quality experience that an online "Virtual Labs" can deliver. Is there an easy way to set this up for your classrooms? Can I afford this? Do I have time to maintain Virtual Labs?
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Juniper National Dataset Report 2022 - Key findings and next steps

In this webinar, we will be giving an overview of the latest Juniper National Dataset report and our expert panelists, Ben Levinson headteacher from Kensington Primary School, Stephan Nicholls report author and Education Consultant and Kathy Ewers, Education Adviser will be examining the key findings.
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Educate Effectively & Operate Efficiently: How Does Academic Economics Impact You?

Campus Labs is pleased to present an approach to achieving the balance between educating effectively and operating efficiently. With Academic Economics we can provide you with the data necessary to have more informed conversations on campus about the economics associated with educating students and operating programs.
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AWARE – Alternatives for Worker Action, Rights and Education

Join our presenter, Rob Vaden, Community Outreach & Resource Planning Specialist for the US Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division as he provides an overview of selected federal labor laws that establish basic protections for workers, including essential workers, such as minimum wage, overtime, family and medical leave, and safe housing and transportation conditions in agriculture.
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