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Each need has a set of evidencebased strategies and resources associated with it. The Action Plan is designed as a living document. After each administration of the Needs Assessment Survey, the Action Plan will be updated, and additional needs and associated strategies and resources will be added.  \nUsing the Action Plan  \nThe use of specific strategies outlined in the action plan has the potential to impact Native American student achievement outcomes and help to close educational gaps. Thus, this plan is particularly useful for schools or districts that have been identified for targeted or comprehensive support. These schools can align the strategies in the Action Plan with their improvement efforts to help close achievement gaps. In addition, this plan can be used by educators in a variety of other circumstances, at all levels of the K–12 education system.  \nWho should use the action plan  \n• Teachers (acting individually or as a team) might use the Action Plan to supplement existing strategies or to select strategies for their classes if their schools are not implementing strategies schoolwide or at the teachers’ grade levels.  \n• Principals might use the Action Plan to assist their staff in understanding the range of strategies available to address identified needs and in selecting new strategies to implement schoolwide or at specific grade levels.  \n• Superintendents might use the Action Plan to guide discussions about, and selection of, strategies for addressing the needs of their Native American students with their school boards, families and communities, and principals.  \n• Researchers might use the Action Plan to identify areas that require additional research or to learn more about topics of interest to schools with large populations of Native American students.  \n• Policymakers might use the Action Plan to identify areas in which policy could support educators’ efforts to improve Native American student achievement, to better understand the education issues facing Native American students, or to develop their own understanding of Native American culture and experiences and the ways they influence Native American students’ education.  \nTo use the action plan  \n• Navigate to the area of need you are interested in addressing.  \n• Navigate to the strategy that you have determined you would like to use.  \n• Select whether you would benefit most from a resource or professional development opportunity.  \n• Select which of the professional development opportunities or resources match your needs or the needs of the intended users.  \nUsing the Action Plan …(continued)  \nHow to determine need  \n• Collect any relevant data you have about your school or classroom (e.g., attendance, achievement, surveys) . 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