The Role of Practitioners in Measuring what Matters从业人员在测量重要的角色.ppt

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The Role of Practitioners in Measuring what Matters从业人员在测量重要的角色
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Outline
About CSD
Key enhanced cost -efficiencies?
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How we investigated
International and sectoral comparisons
Literature review
Stakeholder interviews
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What we found
Gap in research – on benefits of practitioner involvement
Strong indication of benefits
Governments/ policy makers and practitioners – current relationship is not beneficial
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Summary of conclusions about best practice
Consensus – a clear and shared vision of aims
Systematic engagement with all relevant stakeholders – consultative and iterative
Consistency – through evaluation & sustained policy to allow embedding
Continual improvement as main driver – embed an evidence based approach
Trust practitioners – engender innovation and value expertise
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Consultative approaches
The General
Public
Practitioners
Policy makers
Service users (employers and learners)
Potential benefits of a consultative approach involving practitioners
Better indicators, more fit for purpose
Processes that better serve a range of stakeholders
Collaboration rather than coercion - therefore cheaper
A reduction in non-productive auditing and data-collection
A shift towards quality improvement and assessment for learning
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Summary of conclusions about best practice
Consensus – a clear and shared vision of aims
Systematic engagement with all relevant stakeholders – consultative and iterative
Consistency – through evaluation & sustained policy to allow embedding
Continual improvement as main driver – embed an evidence based approach
Trust practitioners – engender innovation and value expertise
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Some questions for discussion
Do you agree there is increasing acceptance of the need for overt performance measures / indicators?
What kind of practitioner involvement would produce a more cost-effective and ‘fit for purpose’ system, with fewer unintended consequences?
To what extent can a system equ