Data can provide valuable insight into student learning and help educators determine what comes next. When educators use assessment results and other student data to inform their decisions, they can better identify learning needs and adjust instruction accordingly. Explore this collection of articles and resources for strategies on using data to guide instruction, respond to individual needs, and support student growth.
Data-Driven Instruction Resources for Teachers
See how Ottawa ESD partnered with HMH to connect instruction, assessment, and data through HMH Performance Suite Into Reading, helping students achieve nearly a year's expected literacy growth by midyear.
Tier 1 instruction is where learning happens, but too often, data doesn’t translate into action. Discover how HMH Pulse turns assessment insights into clear, next-day instructional decisions teachers can trust.
See how one school system created a unified approach to instruction—aligning curriculum, professional learning, and feedback into a clear, scalable playbook.
Third party research study finds students using Performance Suite increased ELA proficiency by 12%—more than double a comparison school’s gains. See the results.
Discover how one school uses data-driven intervention to accelerate learning, close gaps, and boost student confidence.
Learn how Arlington ISD in Texas strengthened its MTSS model with data-driven practices and high‑impact interventions like Read 180 and Math 180.
Explore why using assessment data to inform instruction is key to making informed teaching decisions and improving student achievement.
Big data in education is reshaping how schools identify learning needs and personalize instruction. Learn how thoughtful data use can help districts take meaningful action that supports every student.
Learn how education data, when used wisely, helps make great teaching possible and improves student outcomes.
Take our quiz to see how well your school or district uses data to inform instruction, and get resources for building a more cohesive data culture.
Explore why data is important in education through effective collection, analysis, and data-driven instruction that supports student success.
Learn about how Blue Springs School District in Missouri recognized the urgent need to address learning gaps and reduce the burden of catch-up while providing support and actionable data to inform teaching and better meet students' needs.
Discover how Loudoun County Public Schools leveraged data-driven strategies, collaboration, and aligned initiatives to focus on student growth for all learners in this case study.
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In order to build a data-driven culture in schools, it's crucial to integrate data into everyday decision-making as well as provide professional development. Here are best practices to ensure you succeed.
Explore best practices for using data in education to drive instruction.
What is data-driven decision-making in education, and why is it so important? Learn how using data to drive instruction within the classroom is the most effective way to increase student achievement and growth.
Third grade teacher and HMH Teacher Ambassador Latonia Grant discusses how data has been a valuable tool in her planning and instruction. Plus she shares data-driven planning tips, like how to lead data talks with students and how to collaboratively plan with peers.
Get expert-backed strategies on how to use data to drive instruction in the classroom.
For improved student outcomes, start with an answer to the question, “What is data-driven instruction in education?” Here, we break down this formidable instructional approach that meets learners where they are in real time and accelerates their growth.
Find out ways to use data to individualize instruction for special education students.
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