2. The Education Policy Outlook: an overview
Bringing together OECD knowledge to serve policy makers
Objectives Means Outcomes
• Provide • Build on OECD • Country Profiles
comparative work (GPS, NESLI, PISA, and Reforms
analysis TALIS, CERI and thematic published online
policy reports)
• Identify trends, as developed
policies and • Take a systematic throughout
practices and 2013-2016
comprehensive
• Analyse reform perspective (from
options ECEC to tertiary) • Complete report
• Facilitate • Provide a common
to be published
exchanges of every 2 years,
framework starting in
lessons
November 2014
3. The Education Policy Outlook looks at
countries’ education policies and practices
Equity and School
quality improvement
A window into outcomes
different countries Prepararing
education systems by Evaluation and students for
assessment the future
looking at 6 policy
areas that contribute
to improve
education outcomes
4. Education Policy Outlook: the series
The series will contain 3 sections:
Trends Country profiles Reforms
• Analyse the Key Give an OECD Present country
policy actions (in constructive perspective practices in selected
recent years) across on countries education areas to understand
countries policies: context, reform choices and
• Present the future challenges and policy processes of
issues oriented responses, including implementation.
towards the future spotlights on promising
practices.
5. Education Policy Outlook: country profiles
For policy makers...
Each profile reviews three questions:
1. Students: How to raise outcomes for all in
terms of equity and quality and preparing
students for the future?
2. Institutions: How to raise the quality of
instruction through school improvement and
evaluation and assessment?
3. Systems: How are governance and funding of
education systems aligned to be effective?
6. Education Policy Outlook: Implementation of
reforms
For policy makers…
Framework of analysis
Topics for reform analysis in 2014:
What is the challenge?
How can countries introduce reforms
that balance summative and
formative functions of evaluation
and assessment? What are the policy
options?
What strategies are appropriate for
policy makers to support the
development of innovative learning
environments? How is the policy and
implementation process?
7. Education Policy Outlook: stakeholder engagement
•OECD Education Directorate:
•Draft and complete the publication
•Dissemination of key findings
•Countries:
•Oversight and guidance
•Consultation to review and update information
•Dissemination of key findings
•Education stakeholders:
•Consultation through OECD’s Business and
Industry Advisory Committee and Trade Union
Advisory Committee
8. For more information
Beatriz Pont, Sr. Policy Analyst
beatriz.pont@oecd.org
Sylvain Fraccola, Project Assistant
Sylvain.fraccola@oecd.org
www.oecd.org/EDU/PolicyOutlook.htm