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Externally developed education reform interventions cannot "break the mold" and still be marketable and be able to implemented in current district and school contexts. Schools are not, by and large, fertile ground for "break the mold" ideas, often because of a lack of capacity or because of local, state, or district regulations. More @Wikipedia
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- Education for a New Era - RAND CorporationDescribes the first phase of Qatar's bold K-12 education reform initiative, Education for a New Era, based on RAND's experiences as part of this ambitious, multi-participant effort to build a world-class standards- and choice-based education system.
- Expanding the Reach of Education Reforms - RAND CorporationOver the last few decades, demands that schools serve all students better and be accountable for student performance have inspired many education reforms. Meanwhile, the focus has shifted from assisting individual teachers and schools to applying proven reforms more widely-scale-up.
- Implementing Education Reforms to Enhance School PerformanceAlthough countries differ greatly in how their education systems are structured, financed, and the extent to which they are centralized, they share common obstacles that undermine reform success. Beyond the obvious steps of providing adequate resources and professional development, there are ways to improve the implementation of school-wide reforms.
- A Decade of Whole-School Reform - RAND CorporationExternally developed education reform interventions cannot "break the mold" and still be marketable and be able to implemented in current district and school contexts. Schools are not, by and large, fertile ground for "break the mold" ideas, often because of a lack of capacity or because of local, state, or district regulations.
- Standards-Based Reform in the United States - RAND CorporationStandards-based reform is one of the most prominent features of the U.S. educational landscape. Researchers have examined how this movement has shaped educators' practices and student outcomes, and have put forth recommendations for improving these policies.
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