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Assessment tool helps schools look at students holistically
Publication: Phys.org - latest science and technology news stories
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Source published: 25/10/2026, 23:10:02 UTC
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Briefings
Researchers at the Neag School of Education are testing a whole-child screening assessment with a company offering connected school solutions. The goal is to transform student signals into timely, equitable, coordinated, and measurable tools for tracking and managing educational supports.
Key points
- Researchers from the Neag School of Education are conducting a pilot trial of a whole-child screening assessment.
- The assessment is being tested with a company that provides schools with connected solutions for student data.
Context
The Neag School of Education is developing a connected ecosystem where every student signal becomes a tool for timely, equitable, coordinated, and measurable tracking and management of educational supports.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to a single company partnership; specific student data, results, or outcomes are not reported.
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