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Education and data with Professor Dr Stuart Kime
Welcome to the EIM Global podcast, the place where we speak to experts in the education sector so we understand more about how we can develop ourselves in everything we do.In this episode, we’re speaking to Professor Dr Stuart Kime. We unpack some of Stuart's views on educational data, we hear about why waste is one of the reasons he is motivated to work with schools and educators and we gain some insight on how schools can select the right data points and why more data is perhaps not always better.Stuart also shares a little Lewis Hamilton F1 analogy with us so if you want to find out what that's all about then this is the episode for you.EIM Online:www.eimglobal.comProfessor Dr Stuart Kime:Website: https://evidencebased.education/Professor Dr Stuart Kime Twitter: https://twitter.com/profkimeEvidence Based Learning Twitter: https://twitter.com/EvidenceInEdu