data stories

A database offers a new way of thinking about academic performance

Test scores are not — and should not be — the whole measure of academic achievement for kids. How taking a comprehensive look at data can provide a more complete picture.

New online tool — from a research team including HGSE’s Andrew Ho — explores and compares student test scores and achievement gaps by race, poverty level, and gender.

How partnerships make it easier for doc students to get much-needed data for research.

With the launch of a new national initiative and a network of district partners, the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University will partner with rural schools to move the needle on absenteeism and college readiness and enrollment.

Using data and ethics to make the best education decisions.

Tracking student information involves far more than test scores for challenged urban teens.

A new study reveals that educators use research. Now — how to maximize its potential?