PBC-DIDM Model
The Practice-Based Coaching Data-Informed Decision Making Model (PBC-DIDM) has four parts:
- Using the PBC-DIDM Implementation Profile
- Identifying sources of Effort and Effect data
- Aligning Effort and Effect using the Cascade, and
- Engaging in PBC-DIDM using the Prepare, Look, Think, Act (PLTA) process.
Using the PBC-DIDM Implementation Profile
The Profile is a tool used by teams and individuals to set goals for PBC-DIDM implementation and to measure progress. Learn about how to use the Profile to get started with PBC-DIDM implementation.
Identifying Sources of Effort and Effect
Effort and Effect data are needed to make data-informed decisions. Different sources of effort and effect data help teams and individuals make data-informed decisions about PBC and related professional development.
Aligning Effort and Effect Using the Cascade
The Effort and Effect Cascade is a tool for aligning effort and effect data. Learn about how this tool supports data-informed decision making and how collective efforts can contribute to child development and learning effects.
Prepare, Look, Think, Act (PLTA) Process
Prepare-Look-Think-Act (PLTA) is the process is how teams and individuals make data-informed decisions. Learn about each part of the PLTA Process.