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Data-driven decision making
A process of making decisions about curriculum and instruction based on the analysis of classroom data and standardised test data. Data-driven decision making uses data on function, quantity and quality of inputs, and how students learn to suggest educational solutions. It is based on the assumption that scientific methods used to solve complex problems in industry can effectively evaluate educational policy, programs, and methods.
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