Collecting Student Data Is OK As Long As It’s Shared?

The answer to addressing the problem of student data mining is not to make it more accessible, but to do less, preferably none at all.
Addressing education issues related to: parental rights, local control of schools, and classical liberal arts education.
The answer to addressing the problem of student data mining is not to make it more accessible, but to do less, preferably none at all.
The Data Quality Campaign released its annual report on how states are doing at accomplishing their policy agenda for student data collection.
Shelley McDonald, a math teacher, says if she agreed to the terms of use, the company that owns the PARCC, Pearson, could sell personal student information.
The amendment co-sponsored by U.S. Senators Orrin Hatch (R-UT) & Ed Markey (D-MA) doesn’t actually protect privacy, but creates a committee to study it.
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley issued an executive order related to student data collection that established the state’s longitudinal database system.
Laurie H. Rogers yesterday wrote a piece entitled “The Myth of the Helpless Parent,” she discussed how schools impress upon students “I