This guide is based on research into the uses and impact of engaging with research on teaching and learning. It argues that there is a widespread belief that significant improvements in educational outcomes can be made if teachers engaged with the best evidence of ‘what works’ and developed their practice accordingly.
This guide summarises what current evidence-based practice looks like, the perceived benefits of engagement, and how schools can develop a culture of evidence-based practice. On the basis of available research, the guide argues that most schools do not have a culture of evidence‑based practice, but that at schools where such a culture is in place, there are notable improvements to both teaching and learning, and CPD.
In listing research, EdCentral makes no judgment or recommendation as to its quality, validity or methodology and none should be inferred. Through peer ratings left by education practitioners, EdCentral’s aim is to support the development of a repository of shared knowledge and experience.
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