As more and better data are developed about students’ experiences, we must be mindful that learning experiences also occur outside of school. Data collection systems and policies should reflect that
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Are we doing enough to prepare kids with the necessary core data-related skills — both technically and in the softer skills such as communication and analysis--to succeed?
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