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Making School Data Meaningful with Angie Eilers, CEO and Co-Founder of UR Turn

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What do we do with all this data? In the last 20 years we've experienced a data revolution in K-12 education, but for most educators and parents, it's felt more like a deluge. When Angie Eilers found herself struggling to draw real insights from the complex data in her children's school reports, she knew she couldn't be the only one. And with a background in research, she knew a solution that translated complex data to actionable insights would be game changing for both educators and students. On this episode, Angie shares the founding story of UR Turn, an app that helps students take control of their educational journey, and we discuss what we can do to make data meaningful for students.
Connect with Angie and UR Turn:

Email: angie@urturn.org or info@urturn.org
Website: https://www.urturn.org/
Episode Chapter Guide:
0.00 - Intro to the episode
1:03 - Angie's origin story
5:17 - The power of research
7:03 - The inspiration for UR Turn and data-knowledge gap
10:46 - What does UR Turn look like in action?
14:52 - When edtech is done right, it empowers educators
21:04 - How UR Turn is impacting student self-efficacy and agency
28:03 - How delivering data meaningfully can solve systemic challenges in the school system
31:42 - For UR Turn, the future is built partnerships
33:54 - What's the greatest data misconception you want to clear up?
37:33 - What does a healthy relationship with school data look like?
40:23 - Who are you giving an A to Angie?
43:02 - Get connected with Angie and UR Turn
If you liked what you heard, rate and review Off the Assembly Line
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Learn more about the Teacher Mastermind at http://teachermastermind.com
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Capitole

1. Intro to episode (00:00:00)

2. Angie's origin story (00:01:03)

3. The power of research (00:05:17)

4. The inspiration for UR Turn and the data-knowledge gap (00:07:03)

5. What does UR Turn look like in action? (00:10:46)

6. When edtech is done right, it empowers educators (00:14:52)

7. How UR Turn is impacting student self-efficacy and agency (00:21:04)

8. How delivering data meaningfully can solve systemic challenges in the school system (00:28:03)

9. For UR Turn, the future is built on partnerships (00:31:42)

10. What's the greatest data misconception you want to clear up? (00:33:54)

11. What does a healthy relationship with school data look like? (00:37:33)

12. Who are you giving an A to Angie? (00:40:23)

13. Connect with Angie and UR Turn (00:43:02)

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What do we do with all this data? In the last 20 years we've experienced a data revolution in K-12 education, but for most educators and parents, it's felt more like a deluge. When Angie Eilers found herself struggling to draw real insights from the complex data in her children's school reports, she knew she couldn't be the only one. And with a background in research, she knew a solution that translated complex data to actionable insights would be game changing for both educators and students. On this episode, Angie shares the founding story of UR Turn, an app that helps students take control of their educational journey, and we discuss what we can do to make data meaningful for students.
Connect with Angie and UR Turn:

Email: angie@urturn.org or info@urturn.org
Website: https://www.urturn.org/
Episode Chapter Guide:
0.00 - Intro to the episode
1:03 - Angie's origin story
5:17 - The power of research
7:03 - The inspiration for UR Turn and data-knowledge gap
10:46 - What does UR Turn look like in action?
14:52 - When edtech is done right, it empowers educators
21:04 - How UR Turn is impacting student self-efficacy and agency
28:03 - How delivering data meaningfully can solve systemic challenges in the school system
31:42 - For UR Turn, the future is built partnerships
33:54 - What's the greatest data misconception you want to clear up?
37:33 - What does a healthy relationship with school data look like?
40:23 - Who are you giving an A to Angie?
43:02 - Get connected with Angie and UR Turn
If you liked what you heard, rate and review Off the Assembly Line
You can find more show details and resources at offtheassemblyline.co and connect with Rebecca on LinkedIn or at rebeccaareed.com.
Learn more about the Teacher Mastermind at http://teachermastermind.com
Follow Off the Assembly Line
twitter @offassemblyline
instagram @offtheassemblyline_podcast
facebook @offtheassemblylinepodcast.
Special thanks to Scott Holmes for our intro music. You can check out more from him at https://scottholmesmusic.com/.
Thanks for listening to Off the Assembly Line. Share it with someone who needs to hear it and then go make a ruckus!

Support the Show.

  continue reading

Capitole

1. Intro to episode (00:00:00)

2. Angie's origin story (00:01:03)

3. The power of research (00:05:17)

4. The inspiration for UR Turn and the data-knowledge gap (00:07:03)

5. What does UR Turn look like in action? (00:10:46)

6. When edtech is done right, it empowers educators (00:14:52)

7. How UR Turn is impacting student self-efficacy and agency (00:21:04)

8. How delivering data meaningfully can solve systemic challenges in the school system (00:28:03)

9. For UR Turn, the future is built on partnerships (00:31:42)

10. What's the greatest data misconception you want to clear up? (00:33:54)

11. What does a healthy relationship with school data look like? (00:37:33)

12. Who are you giving an A to Angie? (00:40:23)

13. Connect with Angie and UR Turn (00:43:02)

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