A Date with Data
A Date with Data
Podcast Description
Special education staff have been asking to hear from staff in other states and districts about what they’re doing that’s working and lessons they’ve learned, so we’re throwing a spotlight on your IDEA data stories. Join your host, Amy Bitterman, as she chats with state and district special education staff, who, just like you, are dealing with IDEA data every day. We hope that by sharing these real experiences, you’ll be able to feel more connected to colleagues in other states doing the same work, grow together, and, ultimately, improve your data quality.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as special education data, data quality improvement, and stakeholder engagement. Specific episodes explore topics like the significance of preschool data through interviews with state experts, the impact of local data literacy initiatives in West Virginia, and collaborative stories from states like Puerto Rico and Georgia about building effective data systems.
Special education staff have been asking to hear from staff in other states and districts about what they’re doing that’s working and lessons they’ve learned, so we’re throwing a spotlight on your IDEA data stories. Join your host, Amy Bitterman, as she chats with state and district special education staff, who, just like you, are dealing with IDEA data every day. We hope that by sharing these real experiences, you’ll be able to feel more connected to colleagues in other states doing the same work, grow together, and, ultimately, improve your data quality.
A state known for its majestic mountain ranges, Nevada is certainly no stranger to sky-high achievements. Take, for example, the state’s recent efforts to more thoroughly document its data processes, a journey that also improved communications with LEAs, strengthened cross-office collaboration, and helped build productive relationships between SEA and LEA staff. On this episode of A Date with Data, host Amy Bitterman joins the Nevada Department of Education’s Katherine Fuselier, Kathryn Butler, and Sheri Haggerty for an uplifting progress update, including the role played by IDC TA providers and our very own SEA Data Processes Toolkit.
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