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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium will present evidence of the power and possibilities of education research to guide system change, continuous improvement and innovation. Papers will address the impact of government strategies for whole system reform and multi-level interventions to improve teaching and leadership practices through inquiry and evaluative thinking. Collectively, the papers will analyze evidence of: the value of education research and evaluative thinking in system reform; evaluations of collaborative inquiry to improve teaching and learning; the role of district self-assessment to support leadership development; and technology-enabled teaching and learning practices and school innovations to improve learning outcomes. Emphasis will be placed on the critical role of research and innovation in system change and continuous improvement to address persistent education issues.
The Evolving Role of Education Research and Evaluative Thinking in Shaping System Reform - Doris McWhorter, Ministry of Education; Richard Franz, Ontario Ministry of Education; Janine Griffore, Ontario Ministry of Education; Mary Jean Gallagher, Ontario Ministry of Education
Collaborative Inquiry: Responsive, Reflexive, Reciprocal Learning for Students and Educators - Hana Saab, Ontario Ministry of Education; Ben Shannon, Ministry of Education, Ontario; David Cameron, Ontario Ministry of Education; Megan Borner, York Region District School Board/Association of Educational Researchers of Ontario; Judi Kokis, Ontario Ministry of Education
Fostering a Culture of Evidence-Based Leadership Development Planning - Marg Warren, Ontario Ministry of Education; Margaret Correia, Ontario Ministry of Education
Engaging School Districts in Evaluative Thinking and Research-Based Inquiry to Advance 21st-Century Teaching and Learning - Grant Clarke, Ontario Ministry of Education; Karen Gill, Ontario Ministry of Education; Catherine Sim, Ontario Ministry of Education; Lillian Patry, Ontario Ministry of Education; Yael Ginsler, Ontario Ministry of Education