The Five Data Questions

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This document outlines the five key questions that should be answered when analyzing data from courses: 1) What does the data tell us? 2) What doesn't the data tell us? 3) What are the celebrations about the data? 4) What opportunities for improvement does the data allow? 5) Based on the analysis, what are the next steps and timeline? Answering these questions will help ensure a thorough examination of the data from multiple perspectives.

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