How Using the RIGHT Data Can Improve Literacy Results

Are you sorting through various literacy data, trying to understand how to support students’ reading? Learn which data to use for actionable insights for students, strengthen your knowledge on using literacy data to identify root causes of students’ reading struggles and take action to help your students grow right now! Key topics include: • Understanding the Simple View of Reading and the correlation to various state and district assessments. • Auditing your literacy assessments. • Using data to identify the highest leverage action steps to take to support students’ needs.

When/Where:
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201A, Long Beach Convention Center

Topic:
Strategic Leadership - Data driven leadership

Format:
Breakout Session

Presented by

Teimosa Martin
Vice President
The Achievement Network

Teimosa Martin has 30 years of experience as an education practitioner knowledge, having served in the role of teacher and school-site administrator for over 15 years with an additional 13 years of experience in as an executive leadership coach and consultant. Her work has focused on developing, managing and supporting strong school and system level academic strategy and implementation in service of equity of opportunities and outcomes for students. She is currently leading partnership cultivation at Achievement Network, an anti-racist, non-profit supporting leadership development and system change. Her work is focused on supporting school districts throughout California

Vanna O'Conner
Managing Director of Professional Learning
The Achievement Network

Vanna O’Conner serves as a consultant and the Managing Director of Professional Learning for Achievement Network. With over 15 years as an educator, consultant, and facilitator, she’s worked alongside several districts and organizations to achieve more equitable outcomes for students. She received her degree in Mathematics and Secondary Education from Vanderbilt University and an Education Policy degree from Harvard University. She currently resides in L.A. with her husband and enjoys visiting new places and learning new things.