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Data-led analysis of learner results

by AILINE BERNARDO
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All questions that many students get wrong indicate poor instruction.

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Data-driven instruction uses assessment results to tailor lessons.

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Data should be collected only at the end of a course and not during.

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You should ignore outliers in data when planning instruction.

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Item analysis helps identify difficult items and guide curriculum adjustments.

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A single test score is enough to fully understand a learner's abilities.

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Disaggregating data by subgroups reveals achievement gaps.

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Qualitative observations are irrelevant when analyzing assessment results.

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Visualization of results supports evidence-based decision making.

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Trends in learner performance over time inform instructional pacing.

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