The termdata-driven assessmentfrequently appears in educational settings. As teachers increasingly rely on assessment data to inform their instructional decisions, it is important to ensure that teachers understand how to effectively utilize and interpret data to achieve positive student outcomes.

Interacting with and interpreting different types of assessment data can have a transformative impact on both students and teachers. Data can serve as valuable feedback for teachers, helping them assess student learning and instructional shortcomings. Similarly, students can utilize data to set personal learning goals to enhance their own learning experience.

Review and interpret existing student data to make informed decisions.

Once you have reviewed the spreadsheets,

• Identifythe level of education you have selected.
• Describethe overall snapshot and/or narrative that the data tells you about the students' math abilities.
• Describethe overall snapshot and/or narrative that the data tells you about the students' reading abilities.
• Explainthe FERPA guidelines you would follow as the teacher of this class as you accessed and communicated about the student's data.