In this episode, we’ll draw inspiration from the excitement around the upcoming World Cup to explore how data literacy looks different depending on the audience. Just as referees, players, and fans all approach the game with distinct perspectives and information needs, so too do teachers, students, and parents when it comes to data in education. We’ll discuss why teachers need deep analysis for instructional planning, parents need clear data snapshots to support their kids, and students benefit from understanding their own performance metrics. Join us as we break down these roles, highlighting practical data literacy skills for each audience to better "prepare for the game" of academic success.
Research & Resources from the episode:

The Forum Guide to Data Literacy by the National Forum on Education Statistics

DRA’s Data Literacy Micro-Credentials

Embedded Formative Assessment by Dylan William

WCPSS’ Assessment Page for Parents & Caregivers

DRA Video: A discussion about your child’s Individual Student Report


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Hosts: Mellisa Smith and Spencer Ziegler
Theme music provided by Ligon Middle School’s Alex ScottData, Research, and Accountability department for the Wake County Public School System

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