This study found that for schools that leverage the PD 360
experience, there were significant and meaningful gains in student performance
for math and reading, which brought their district performance averages up. The
biggest predictors for gains in student performance were found to be minutes
per user – teacher time using PD 360, and programs viewed and re-viewed –
teacher study with PD 360. Overall, the study points to statistically
significant advantages for schools that used PD 360 compared to district
benchmarks.
Shaha, S. H. (2011). 2011 PD 360 Hawaii impact assessment: A
study of the impact of participation in PD 360 on student performance in Hawaii.
Midvale, UT: School Improvement Network. http://sinet0.schoolimprovement.com/docs/2011%20Hawaii%20Impact%20Study%20Final3.pdf
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