Date
3:00pm–4:15pm, Wed Apr 12, 2023
Event Details
Hawaiʻi P-20 Partnerships for Education and the Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) recently collaborated with other subject matter experts to better understand Hawai‘i’s student math outcomes and predictors of those outcomes throughout the education to workforce pipeline. Many math skills build upon each other and once students fall behind, it is difficult for them to catch up. Proficiency continues to be an obstacle in college with non-proficient students starting behind their peers in below-college-level math courses. A closer look at the impact low math skills have over time may provide information on when interventions may be the most impactful.
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Presenters:
Keli Houston is an Analyst with Hawaiʻi P-20 Partnerships for Education. Prior to joining Hawai‘i P-20’s Data eXchange Partnership team, she worked as an educational officer in the Hawaiʻi Department of Education and the Executive Office on Early Learning, after years of classroom and administrative experience in various public and private educational settings.
Diane Yoshimura is an Institutional Analyst with the Data Governance and Analysis Branch in the Hawai’i State Department of Education, Office of Strategy, Innovation and Planning. She has over 30 years of experience as a classroom teacher, complex area teacher, and an educational officer in the Hawai’i Department of education.
Alex Matsunami is a Decision Support Specialist with the Data Governance and Analysis Branch in the Hawai’i State Department of Education, Office of Strategy, Innovation and Planning. He is part of the LEI Kūlia team, which manages the implementation of the department’s Longitudinal Educational Information system for Continuous Improvement.
