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The Common Education Data Standards (CEDS) are an education data management initiative whose purpose is to streamline the understanding of data within and across P-20W institutions and sectors. CEDS includes a common vocabulary complete with standard elements names, definitions, and option sets. This repository contains all the CEDS elements, definitions, option sets and their definitions, and entities and definitions. Its purpose is to expand that vocabulary to meet the needs of every education stakeholder. The expanded vocabulary is then added to the CEDS Integration Data Store and CEDS Data Warehouse – the other two repositories located here.
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Request new CEDS element for “CTE Nontraditional Gender Group” #187

Open AmyPowellMoman opened 4 years ago

AmyPowellMoman commented 4 years ago

Author(s) Amy Powell Moman

Authoring Organization(s) North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI)

Email address amy.powellmoman@dpi.nc.gov

Use Case Title Request new CEDS element for “CTE Nontraditional Gender Group”

Target Date Needed ASAP

Use Case Description North Carolina captures the nontraditional gender element for specific CTE courses. This data is stored at the course level. Currently, the “CTE Nontraditional Gender Group” element is “M” for male or “F” for female.

Use Case Background North Carolina captures the nontraditional gender element for specific CTE courses. This data is stored at the course level. Currently, the “CTE Nontraditional Gender Group” element is “M” for male or “F” for female.

Location of Element in the Domain Entity Schema ?

AEMDuaneBrown commented 1 year ago

Proposed Solution for Issue 187

CTE Nontraditional Gender Group_Issue 187.docx

The attached document is the proposed solution for this use case. As a community, please review. If no objections exist for the proposed solution, it will be approved as part of the CEDS standard 60 days following the announcement of this proposal as outlined in the OSC Use Case Rubrics/Process (The OSC Use Case Rubrics/Process can be found here: https://github.com/CEDStandards/CEDS-Elements/tree/master/doc).

manndoris-CEPI commented 1 year ago

Has USED provided any guidance on persons whose gender differs from their genetic sex? (See comment below)

Per Trina Anderson, Director OIS @ CEPI: "Given there is a distinction between sex and gender, my question is whether a field is non-traditional for the gender or non-traditional for sex. For example, if computer science is non-traditional for females, is a man who identifies as a woman considered non-traditional if he is in this field? I think this is an essential/important distinction because any efforts to increase female participation in STEM fields could be easily masked if there is an influx of men identifying as women in the field."

AEMDuaneBrown commented 1 year ago

This is a good topic of discussion for the October CEDS Open Source Community Monthly Meeting. I will add it to the agenda for Monday, October 2, 2023, at 2:00 PM ET. Part of the discussion will be the process for the CEDS community in creating an element that aligns presently with the reporting requirements, but implementing in a way that ensures CEDS is ready for when those reporting requirements change in the future.

AEMDuaneBrown commented 1 year ago

From the OSC Monthly call today, recommendation to change the element name from "CTE Nontradtional Gender Type" to "Perkins Nontraditional Gender Type" to indicate the definition and options are used for and come directly from Perkins reporting and legislation.

AEMDuaneBrown commented 8 months ago

Proposed Solution for Issue 187

CTE Nontraditional Gender Group_Issue 187.docx

The attached document is the proposed solution for this use case. As a community, please review. If no objections exist for the proposed solution, it will be approved as part of the CEDS standard 60 days following the announcement of this proposal as outlined in the OSC Use Case Rubrics/Process (The OSC Use Case Rubrics/Process can be found here: https://github.com/CEDStandards/CEDS-Elements/tree/master/doc).