Data Triangulation – Online 5 week training course

Sunday 12 May, 09:00 - Saturday 15 June, 17:00

This workshop is facilitated by Matthew Savage, Principal, The International Community School, Amman. Matthew has shared his experience of student-level data in different schools at conferences around the world and has delivered workshops on the effective use of data in Asia, Europe and Africa.

Overview of the course / structure / content

Week 1:

What is triangulation?
Attitudes - PISA and beyond
Introducing the PASS survey

Week 2:

The 9 PASS measures
Interpreting the PASS scores
Attitudinal mapping

Week 3:

Student Profiles
Case Studies
Next steps

Week 4:

Moving on to triangulation
Within PASS: domains, cars, quadrants
Between PASS and Aptitude/Attainment: triangulation models

Week 5:

This week’s lessons and forum discussions will explore the individual triangles of some actual students, enabling you to begin to ‘Mona Lisa’ their journeys together, developing strategies to apply in your own schools.

How does it work?

The course is delivered via an online portal
The course lasts five weeks and requires a commitment of up to 5 hours per week. Delegates can schedule their activity at times that are convenient for them, but should aim to engage early each week to take maximum advantage of the group dialogue.
Group discussion via the online portal represents a significant part of the course, with the opportunity to share experience and insight with other delegates from around the world. Participants should therefore be prepared to engage regularly throughout the course, including participation in forums and online tasks.
Your active contribution in these tasks and discussions is a pre-requisite of certification

This course is now fully booked.

Contact international@gl-education.com to be put onto a waiting list for the next session.

Who should attend?

Participants should:

Be confident and competent in the use of data, with a genuine interest in PASS and CAT4;
Be involved in the management and use of whole school, student-level data;
Have a genuine interest in student attitudes to learning;
Have an interest in and passion for the potential of student-level data to transform both learning and wellbeing;
Be able to commit up to 5 hours per week for 3 weeks for the online course;
Be prepared to engage regularly throughout the course, including regular participation in forums and online tasks.

Why Attend?

Outstanding international schools now know that quality use of quality data is essential, but it can be difficult to take the plunge and dive into the data for the first time
The course will demystify this essential tool, and begin to enable colleagues to work autonomously and independently with a full range of student-level data in the interests of each individual student in their school
It will also enable participants to learn more about the PASS survey in order to evaluate its potential in their own school
Once a school has begun to tread the ‘data road’, it needs to grow its own data advocates and experts to maximise student-level impact. This will also ensure that the school’s use of data is sustainable in the long-term.

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