[Solved] M6 Asssignement DATA

Assignment Prompt & Instructions

## **Description and Purpose**

This assignment is designed to help you develop skills in data storytelling and effective data analysis strategies. You will use data to tell a meaningful story, supporting your narrative with clear visualizations and analytical insights. By framing data within a structured storytelling framework, you will explore how data can influence decision-making processes in real-world contexts.

You will demonstrate the ability to interpret and analyze data in a meaningful way, ultimately developing a compelling data story that highlights the problem, analysis, and insights. Using data visualizations, you will enhance the storytelling process and apply problem-solving frameworks in data analysis. By effectively communicating their findings clearly and concisely to a non-technical audience, you will not only showcase your analytical skills but also demonstrate your ability to translate complex data into actionable insights.

## **Instructions**

– **Identify the Dataset:** Choose the dataset created for the Data Profile (M2 Assignment). Ensure that the dataset has enough depth and variability to allow for analysis.
– **Problem Identification:** Begin your story by clearly identifying the problem your data addresses. Use data to:

1. Compare what is expected and what is occurring.
2. Highlight key metrics that frame the problem.
3. Communicate why this problem is significant and why it matters to your audience.
– **Data Analysis (Problem Analysis):** Dive deeper into your dataset to analyze the root cause of the identified problem:

– What do the data suggest are the potential reasons for the issue?
– Use statistical methods or visualizations (e.g., scatter plots, trend lines) to explore relationships in the data.
– Support your analysis with the domains outlined in the template (demographics, perceptions, student learning, school processes, etc.).
– **Plan Development:** Propose solutions based on your analysis:

– What interventions or changes do you recommend?
– Justify your proposed plan using data to demonstrate how your solution addresses the problem.
– Ensure the plan follows the SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) framework.
– **Plan Implementation and Evaluation:** Describe how the implementation of your solution would be monitored and evaluated:

– What performance benchmarks or metrics would you track to measure success?
– Present a mock timeline for implementation and show how changes could be measured over time.
– **Final Presentation (Data Story):** Create a data-driven presentation using the provided Data Storytelling Template. Your final story should:

– Engage the audience by framing the narrative clearly (“Once upon a time…” structure from the template).
– Incorporate visual elements that help explain the data effectively (graphs, charts, etc.).
– Include questions to prompt audience engagement and discussion at key points.
– Aim for a presentation duration of 10-15 minutes to maintain audience engagement and focus. The presentation deck should be between 5-10 slides.
– Use a voiceover to provide detailed explanations for each slide.

## **Resources**

In addition to the resources assigned on the module overview and resources page, you will need the following to successfully complete this assignment:

– Data Story Telling Template ( _The Data-Driven School_, [Online SupplementLinks to an external site.](https://www.guilford.com/companion-site/The-Data-Driven-School/9781462543069). See box at the end of the Table of Contents)
– Data Profile(s) completed for [M2 Assignment](https://fiu.instructure.com/courses/249197/assignments/3543400 "M2 Assignment: Data Profile – Demographics, Perceptions, Student Learning, and School Processes")

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