Consultation on the Education Research Evaluation and Development Strategy

Closed 24 Jun 2022

Opened 11 Apr 2022

Overview

Bringing together all of our understanding to empower all of all learners

Join our kōrero to help education research improve outcomes for all learners​

“Mā te whakakotahi i ō tātou mātauranga ka hāpaitia ngā ākonga katoa”​

“Bringing together our understandings to empower all learners”​

We’d like to invite you to contribute to a shared approach to changing education research and evaluation to empower all learners throughout Aotearoa

By having a shared vision and combining our understandings, our aim is to help education research and evaluation work better to improve outcomes for everyone, including ākonga, teachers, principals, researchers, families, whānau and communities.​

An Important Opportunity​

This is an exciting time to be involved. You’re at the start of a 10-year journey that will evolve over time to meet changing needs and incorporate new thinking and innovation. ​

Our Kaupapa​

Our kaupapa is underpinned by the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and facilitated by the Ministry of Education, Education Review Office and NZCER. We’re developing a national strategy for research and evaluation to support  better learning outcomes for all New Zealanders. ​

This strategy will:  ​

  • Identify priorities for how we address our big challenges​.

  • Strengthen our partnerships/relationships and insights.

  • Increase the usefulness of evidence in achieving better education outcomes for all. ​

What happens next

Kia ora

We want to thank you for your recent contribution to the Education Research, Evaluation and Development (ERED) Strategy kōrero. We are delighted with the level of engagement, valuable insights, and support for developing a strategy.

Currently we are completing the final analysis and review of the data, and plan to have a summary of the emerging themes and priorities for you to review by the end of August 2022.

Thank you again for giving your time and support to this important mahi.

If you require further information, please email us at  e.red@education.govt.nz

Ngā mihi