Education & EdTech

A new approach to middle school math data boosted our state test scores

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Metropolitan School District of Washington Township improved middle school math test scores by using detailed classroom data to refine teaching practices. This approach has led to more rigorous instruction and better student performance on state exams, surpassing pre-COVID levels. Educators are now looking to extend this method to high schools starting in the fall.

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