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Session Type: Symposium
Many studies have recently been made to look into the success factors of high performing education systems (HPES) as indicated by internationally benchmarked tests (e.g. OECD, 2011; Tucker, 2011). An important aim of this symposium is not just to tease out the success factors of HPES but to consider, more importantly, how educational achievement is sustained over a period of time in these systems. Equally important is the question of how high performing systems help to level up the performance of their low performers, sometimes known as the ‘tail-end’ performers or simply, ‘the tail.’ Issues of equity, equality, efficiency and quality come into the equation in the quest for not just educational success and ultimately, in ensuring its sustainability.
Conceptualizing Teacher Preparation for Educational Innovation: Singapore’s Approach - Sing Kong Lee, National Institute of Education, Singapore; Ee-Ling Low, National Institute of Education - Nanyang Technological University
Perspectives on High-Performing Education Systems: What Lessons for the United States? - A. Lin Goodwin, Teachers College, Columbia University
Singapore’s English Language Policy and Language Teacher Education: A Foundation for Its Educational Success - Ee-Ling Low, National Institute of Education - Nanyang Technological University
Purposeful Policy and Practice for Equity and Quality: A Finnish Case - Hannele M. Niemi, University of Helsinki
Effective Teachers for Successful Schools and High-Performing Students: The Case of Shanghai - Minxuan Zhang, Shanghai Normal University; Junjie Xu, Shanghai Normal University
How Useful Are the Experiences of the High-Performing Education Systems? - Wing On Lee, Nanyang Technological University - National Institute of Education