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Action Planning

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Once you have found the connections within your data, it is now time to develop your action plan story. Here are some questions to refelct on as you do.
  • What are some strengths revealed through the Clarity data?
    • Why are these a strength in your district?
  • What are some areas of weakness?
    • Why are they a weakness for your district? 
    • Is it a goal to improve on these areas?
    • Why improving is important to district?
    • What are some benefits to improving?
    • What steps need to be taken in order to improve? (Resources?)
    • What support will you need from the Keystone AEA?
Resources​
Videos on this page (click on one to auto-scroll to video)
What great Reports does Clarity have available?
What are some thoughtful Insights and Taking Action steps?
How to find more Help resources and videos on the Clarity website?
Reports
What great Reports does Clarity have available?

A major strength of the Clarity site is their ability to produce your data in report form. This report may be an easier way to see your data and make the necessary decisions to turn areas of weaknesses into strengths.

What are some thoughtful Insights and Taking Action steps?

Once you've dug into the Clarity data, and have identified areas where you want to see your school improve, it is now up to your team to develop the plan to get you there. Use the insights Clarity has proved to make real, actionalable steps to improve. 

How to find more help resources and videos on the Clarity site.

If you need further help, Clarity has an entire Help Center to answer your Clarity questions.

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