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Session Type: Invited Speaker Session
Schools are expected to become increasingly ‘research-engaged’ to improve their education. Research and evaluation can be used to promote teacher professional development, essential for the quality of teaching and hence student learning and achievement. Research shows that ‘The highest performing education systems are those that combine equity with quality.’ In fact, equity and quality are two sides of the same coin. In this session, therefore, we present studies from four different countries focused on different types of research in schools in the context of promoting the quality of education, whereas at the same time promoting equal educational opportunity.
Creating Learning Organizations: What Can Be Learned From Research-Engaged Schools - Chris Brown, University of Portsmouth
School-Based Project Integrating Research and Practice: The Importance of Continuous Negotiation - Ulf Blossing, University of Gothenburg; Mette Liljenberg, University of Gothenburg
Self-Evaluating Schools: Keeping Up Appearances or Revealing the Truth? The Effect of Motivation and Socially Desirable Responding on Self-Evaluation Results - Jerich Faddar, University of Antwerp; Sven De Maeyer, University of Antwerp; Jan Vanhoof, Antwerp University
Gathering Feedback by Means of Student Perceptions Through a Digital Feedback System - Adrie Visscher, Universiteit Twente; Bernard P. Veldkamp, Universiteit Twente