Organizational practices of data use: Accountability and sensemaking in 14 Danish elementary schools – valuable, difficult and potential practices of data use

Søren Hornskov, Kristian Gylling Olesen

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Abstract

The debates on data use in the professional communities of Denmark are marked by skepticism concerning the validity and usability of national testing for local instructional and developmental purposes (Bundsgaard and Puck 2016). These attitudes mark the controversies associated with the use of standardized testing in Danish schools in comparison with the use of a wider variety of tests and other types of data. We take these as examples of a broader, ongoing debate on accountability policies and practices in Denmark.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
Publikationsdato9 mar. 2018
StatusUdgivet - 9 mar. 2018
BegivenhedNERA 2018: Educational Research: Boundaries, Breaches, and Bridges - Oslo Universitet, Oslo, Norge
Varighed: 8 mar. 201810 mar. 2018
Konferencens nummer: 46
http://www.nera2018.uio.no/

Konference

KonferenceNERA 2018
Nummer46
LokationOslo Universitet
Land/OmrådeNorge
ByOslo
Periode08/03/1810/03/18
Internetadresse

Emneord

  • Ledelse, organisationsudvikling og innovation
  • accountability
  • ansvar
  • brug af data

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