What happens when school data can’t see inclusion? Rethinking evidence through Kaleidoscopic Data™

“Across education systems internationally, school leaders are increasingly required to use data to demonstrate improvement (Selwyn, 2019; Allen et al., 2018). Attendance, attainment, behaviour and engagement metrics shape accountability, inspection and leadership decision-making. Yet despite this growing reliance on data, persistent gaps in inclusion, belonging and wellbeing remain difficult for schools to interpret or address.”

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