PEN's venture was guided by its theory of action. In simplest form the theory is: reform idea plus public engagement equals change in education practice; reform idea minus public engagement equals inability to cope with an intricate process. The world of public education reform obviously has many complexities not captured in our preliminary model, but our experiences in the Annenberg public engagement initiative pointed us in the direction of identifying those complexities, thinking about how to incorporate them into a more refined theory of change, and ultimately of achieving that change.
Title: From Plan to Action: Local Education Funds Deepening Public Engagement on Teacher Quality
Publication date 2007-07-01
Publication Year 2007
Copyright holder(s)
Public Education Network (PEN)
Geographical Focus
North America / United States
Keywords
teacher quality
, teacher
, public engagement
, new teacher
, quality
Document type
CaseStudy
Language
English
URL: https://publiceducation.issuelab.org/resource/from-plan-to-action-local-education-funds-deepening-public-engagement-on-teacher-quality.html
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