Data science applied to education
Data integration, statistical and predictive models and monitoring systems to support decisions in school systems.
01What problem this area addresses
Departments accumulate data from many systems but rarely manage to link it on a regular basis. Questions such as "which students are at risk of leaving school?" require combining attendance, performance and school history.
Data science applied to education structures this data and builds models and tools the team can maintain and use.
02Questions education departments often face
- Q1How can enrollment, attendance and assessment data be linked reliably?
- Q2Can at-risk students be identified early enough to act?
- Q3How can a data routine be set up that does not depend on a single person?
- Q4Are the models transparent and fair to all student groups?
03How Educometrika approaches the problem
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Data architecture
Mapping sources, linkage keys and update flows.
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Modeling
Models chosen for the question, with performance and bias assessment.
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Tools
Dashboards and alerts built into teams' routines.
- 04
Sustainability
Documentation and training so the department can maintain the work.
04Data and methods
Data
- Enrollment, attendance and transfers
- Assessment results
- School history
- Socioeconomic and territorial data
Methods
- Data integration and cleaning
- Statistical and multilevel models
- Predictive risk models
- Spatial analysis
- Automated data routines
05Possible deliverables
06When this kind of support makes sense
- When the department wants to track students more often than once a year.
- When introducing early warning systems for absenteeism and dropout.
- When analyses depend on repeated manual work.
- When there is interest in using predictive models responsibly.
07Related topics
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