Dr. Lewis stated that data analysis is vital to help students advance in their learning process. This method is used to show both strengths and weaknesses in the student's learning. For example, if a student is assessed in a certain area of studies they use data analysis to find the areas of strengths and weakness. The data will show how the student did on the assessment and where he/she needs help. This analysis is a great way for both administrators and teachers to help their students. This analysis will pinpoint exactly what the students needs help in. This eliminates the "guessing" part of helping a student. I want to implement this strategy in my teaching practice and share this information with my colleagues as well.
Dr. Briseno had great insight when he stated that learning from others is a practice he implements on his campus. Learning from others will help all stakeholders in any campus. Why should we re-invent the wheel as he stated. The wheel has already been invented and learning from others is a great of sharping each other. Iron sharpens iron and this is strategy is a great way of doing that.
Citation: "As per Dr. Arterbury and Dr. Jenkins of week 2 videos interviews: Dr. Johnny Briseno, Dr. Timothy Chargois, and Dr. Kirk Lewis conference." EDLD 5301 Research-EA 1201, July 2010.
Iron sharpens iron is a great strategy to use on campus. Peer learning and sharing is a strategy to strengthen student performance and teacher's teaching.
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