We are seeing a wonderful shift as education becomes an increasingly evidence-informed profession. Thanks to research and resources such as the Education Endowment Foundation’s Teaching and Learning Toolkit and Professor John Hattie’s Visible Learning rankings (2009), we are more informed than ever before about what works and what does not.
But how often have you spent hours searching for solutions to problems that your school faces – and countless staff meetings and twilights working on something – only to find it has not led to the impact that you had hoped for? Despite access to robust and comprehensive evidence sources, we are still seeing inefficiencies within our decision-making. So why is this?
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