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What happens when we stop talking about the data — and start asking what we truly value enough to notice?
In this episode, we sit down with Dave Walton from Bangkok Patana School and Loretta Fernando Smith from Frankfurt International School Wiesbaden to explore one of the messiest questions in education: how do we build a data culture that sees the whole child?
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