Integrating the best available evidence and evaluation techniques into the daily life of school improvement work is what we would consider to be ‘good’ evidence-based practice. We don’t expect or [...]
‘Good’ evidence is appropriate and it is methodologically robust. By appropriate, we mean that it is able to tell you about the things that you want to know – to answer the [...]
In short, when you work with evidencebased.education, you receive impartial and up-to-date advice on how to use research evidence in your school, clear and honest feedback from trained [...]
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