Reforms to Increase Teacher Effectiveness in Developing Countries: Systematic Review, September 2016

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2016-09Author
Aslam, Monazza
Rawal, Shenila
Kingdon, Geeta
Moon, Bob
Banerji, Rukmini
Das, Sushmita
Banerji, Manjistha
Sharma, Shailendra K.
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Provides high-quality evidence on reforms/interventions in education systems aimed at improving teacher effectiveness, at scale. This executive summary provides an overview of that key evidence to answer three review questions: RQ1. What is the evidence on the impacts of reforms/interventions of education systems, at scale, to increase teacher effectiveness on: the quality of teaching and on learning outcomes in low- and middle-income countries? RQ2. What is the evidence on the relationship between educational reforms/interventions for improving teacher effectiveness, at scale, and the quality of teaching and learning outcomes in low- and middle-income countries? RQ3. Where reforms/interventions to education systems to increase teacher effectiveness, at scale, have occurred, what is the evidence on how technical, financial and political barriers have been overcome?
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Aslam M, Rawal S, Kingdon G, Moon, B., Banerji R, Das S, Banerji M, Sharma SK (2016) Reforms to Increase Teacher Effectiveness in Developing Countries. London: EPPI-Centre, Social Science Research Unit, UCL Institute of Education, University College LondonDOI
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Aslam M., Rawal S,. Kingdon G., Moon, B., Banerji R., Das S., Banerji M., and Sharma S.K.Sponsor
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