Educators from Midlothian High School in Texas share how MAP Growth improves the speed and accuracy with which they evaluate their students’ achievement levels and academic needs. When students come in to 9th grade with four years of historical MAP data, decisions can be made faster, and Fall MAP testing cuts down dramatically on evaluation time for teachers.

Join us for a detailed webinar to learn 3 powerful ways to connect assessment data to instruction. You’ll see how assessment data can help with forming student groups, planning differentiation, and providing scaffolded support, as well as how to connect students to personalized learning opportunities.

Become a Data Detective! Discover how Mr. Raven, a seventh-grade teacher, uses MAP Growth data to guide instructional decisions. This case study showcases the power of data in enhancing student learning by identifying key areas for differentiation and fostering a data-driven culture that supports both teachers and students.

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Become a Data Detective! Explore how Ms. Sherlock, a sixth-grade teacher, uses MAP Growth data to inform instructional decisions. This article highlights the collaborative efforts of educators to enhance student learning by sharing insights and strategies, fostering a data-driven culture that benefits both teachers and students.

Discover how Coopersville Public Schools in Michigan transformed student outcomes by leveraging data-driven practices with MAP Growth. Learn how targeted interventions, collaborative teacher efforts, and a culture of continuous improvement led to significant academic growth and motivated students to achieve their best.