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It’s a crucial question in #globaleducation: How can we ensure that educational research doesn't stop at publication but actually makes a difference in classrooms worldwide? 🧑🔬🌍🤔 At a recent #SALEX event in Colombia, R4D facilitated sessions with more than 200 #education leaders to discuss strategies to bridge the gap between research findings and real-world impact. Their insights are captured in a new learning brief and include: ✅ Practical tactics for translating research into actionable outcomes ✅ Real-life success stories from educators around the globe ✅ Strategies to foster evidence-based practices in diverse educational settings Dive into some of the key takeaways and explore the new brief, “Achieving Evidence Uptake,” in our latest blog post. #educationresearch #evidenceuptake

Increasing the odds of evidence uptake: 3 lessons from global education researchers and practitioners

Increasing the odds of evidence uptake: 3 lessons from global education researchers and practitioners

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Nora Marketos

Strategic Advisor I Connector I Education, EdTech, Refugees, Migration, Evidence, Partnerships

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Thanks for sharing, it seems like it has been a rich set of discussions! I love particularly point 1 which seems like a basic assumption but is often indeed missing. I wonder whether it's just a mishap of missing the dissemination from design, or whether academic incentives are also often not aligned to this goal.

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