measuring grit while protecting student privacy - sxswedu 2017 application
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Measuring “Grit” While Protecting Student PrivacySXSWEDU 2017 APPLICATION PRESENTATION
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The Growth of Social-Emotional (SEL) Standards There is a current push from both education
policymakers and the workforce to develop and measure student social-emotional skills, such as “grit.”
This push has increased as many states consider adding social-emotional standards as part of their accountability structure under the federal Every Student Succeeds Act
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Privacy and SEL Teaching and measuring student SEL
skills means collecting new, sensitive data to evaluate whether students are learning these skills.
As more states adopt SEL standards, it is essential that privacy is built into those standards.
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The Landscape of New Student Privacy Laws and Social-Emotional
Learning Standards
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States Have Passed 70 Student Data Privacy Laws Since 2013 36
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4 States Currently Have Comprehensive, Free-Standing K-12 Standards for SEL
5 States Have Pre-School Through Grade 3 Standards for SEL
Data and map from the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning
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Current SEL State Standards K-12 Standards
Illinois Kansas West Virginia
Pre-School – Grade 3 Standards Connecticut Idaho Ohio Massachusetts
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This Panel Will Discuss Why States Are Collecting
SEL Student Data How SEL Data Collection
Could Help or Harm Students How Parents, Educators, and
Policymakers Can Advocate For or Build In SEL Privacy Guardrails So Student Privacy Is Protected Credit: Flickr User Ville Oksanen,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/55817020@N00/5916194336
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QUESTIONS OR WANT MORE INFO?
Amelia VanceDirector of Education Data & Technology
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