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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This symposium provides evidence about leading and implementing school improvement strategies in a large Canadian jurisdiction encompassing over 2 million students, almost 5,000 schools and 72 districts and recognized by the OECD as a high achieving and high equity education system. Papers address findings from multiple system-wide strategies and research projects employing mixed methods, including: a multi-component research and evaluation strategy supporting evidence-based educational improvement; system leadership for school-based professional learning through collaborative inquiry; research informing differentiated and targeted supports for schools and school districts; and a state-wide education leadership strategy and school district effectiveness framework.
The Case of a System Committed to Being Research-Informed: Ontario’s Research and Evaluation Strategy - Doris McWhorter, Ministry of Education; Carol Campbell, University of Toronto - OISE; Raymond Théberge, Ontario Ministry of Education; David Fulford, ADMO, ETD
The Use of Evidence and Research to Differentiate and Personalize Support for Districts and Schools - David Hagen Cameron, Minsitry of Education, Ontario; Barnabas Chukwujiebere Emenogu, Ontario Ministry of Education; Judi Kokis, 21st Century Education Development Research Institute; Lucie McCartney, Ontario Ministry of Education; Dianne Oliphant, Ontario Ministry of Education; Rachel Ryerson, Ontario Ministry of Education
Distributed Leadership Through Communities of Practice: Collaborative Inquiry-Based Professional Learning - David Hagen Cameron, Minsitry of Education, Ontario; Barnabas Chukwujiebere Emenogu, Ontario Ministry of Education; Judi Kokis, 21st Century Education Development Research Institute; Lucie McCartney, Ontario Ministry of Education; Dianne Oliphant, Ontario Ministry of Education; Rachel Ryerson, Ontario Ministry of Education
Ontario Leadership Strategy and District Effectiveness Framework - Barry Pervin, Ontario Ministry of Education; Marg Connor, Ontario Ministry of Education; Kenneth A. Leithwood, OISE/University of Toronto; Laurie Pedwell, Ontario Ministry of Education; Jingping Sun, The University of Alabama