Learn what is involved in using data wisely to build a culture of collaborative inquiry.
Introduction to Data Wise is a course designed to help educators use a variety of data sources effectively to enhance the learning and teaching processes in their settings. It follows an 8-step process as outlined in the book "Data Wise: A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Assessment Results to Improve Teaching and Learning". This course is ideal for educators, school leaders, policymakers, and those in educational roles looking to foster a culture of collaborative data inquiry.
This course is especially beneficial for educators at all levels, school and district leaders, policymakers involved in educational planning, and educational entrepreneurs focused on improving student outcomes.
Learners can utilize the skills from this course to foster a collaborative environment in their educational institutions, enabling the effective use of data to pinpoint areas needing improvement and to optimize teaching and learning strategies.
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Learn how to put One Health into practice. While One Health is broadly accepted as an approach to understanding issues at the interface of human, animal, and environmental health, its interdisciplinary nature can make operationalizing the approach challenging. Students will learn how to use several tools in a community-based participatory approach to build solutions from the bottom up. Such an approach improves the likelihood of sustainable success and it engages the support and priorities of the communities involved at every step.
International cooperation and collective action are needed more than ever; yet our existing systems of global governance weren’t designed for the complex, interconnected, and rapidly-changing world in which we live.
We must revitalize and reimagine multilateralism for the 21st century.
This course will present several “Wicked Problems” and explore them from a One Health approach. This process will help students see how using a multi-disciplinary, cross cultural approach to understanding the root causes of these issues supports a construction of resilient and sustainable solutions.
