Teachers in these top-performing systems see themselves as trained researchers who can diagnose student needs, try out new practices, and assess their impact on student learning. While a few select programs in the United States also provide this kind of training, top-performing systems train all of their teachers this way. For more on how these systems train and support teachers, see CIEB’s Empowered Educators study or our Estonia, Finland, Shanghai and South Korea education system profiles.
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Teachers in these top-performing systems see themselves as trained researchers who can diagnose student needs, try out new practices, and assess their impact on student learning. While a few select programs in the United States also provide this kind of training, top-performing systems train all of their teachers this way. For more on how these systems train and support teachers, see CIEB’s Empowered Educators study or our Estonia, Finland, Shanghai and South Korea education system profiles.
