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Measuring to Improve

Practical Measurement To Support Continuous Improvement In Education

Various AuthorsSeries: Continuous Improvement in Education
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Pages
280
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Harvard Education Press

About

A first-in-field compilation of best practices for the design and implementation of practical measurement for improvement in K-12 education

Related Subjects

  • Evaluation & Assessment
  • Education
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • School Superintendents & Principals
  • Administration
  • General
  • Educational Policy & Reform

Reviews

"Measuring to Improve is a significant contribution to supporting improvement in education. In trying to engage in continuous improvement, the lack of available and practical measures is a big stumbling block. I loved reading about new measurements and how those measures were created."
Ben Daley, president, High Tech High Graduate School of Education

Extended Details

  • SeriesContinuous Improvement in Education

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