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Bridging the evidence to policy gap: a learning partnership approach to research

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Abstract

WISE, the Education Commission, and Education Development Trust came together with the Rwanda Basic Education Board (REB) to generate new evidence on school and system leadership during COVID-19. This research was guided by three interrelated questions: 1. What is the role of school leaders and system leaders in mitigating the inequalities exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis during school closure and reopening? 2. What are the skills, competencies and behaviors that school and system leaders demonstrated that have promoted equity? 3. What is the role of collaborative structures, such as professional learning communities or community networks, in supporting leaders to promote equity? A mixed-methods approach for the research was used, including a literature review, surveys and interviews, and case studies of multiple schools.

Author
Fitzpatrick, Rachael
Godwin, Katie
Kirby, Julia
Korin, Astrid
Corporate Author
World Innovation Summit for Education
Education Development Trust
Education Commission
Rwanda Basic Education Board
Year of publication
2021
Pages
15
Country (Geographical area)
Level of education
Source database
library
Language