Using the science and practice of implementation to strengthen our education systems, support our educators, and improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.
Primary goal
To support the development of an educator workforce to advance student learning and strengthen cross-agency coordination and community engagement to ensure systemic change.
Second goal
To increase use of implementation science to expand selection, adoption, and sustained use of evidence-based practices that result in improved outcomes for students.
Our Objectives
Develop competency of leaders and educators as implementation specialists
Develop implementation capacity of state, regional, and local education agencies
Integrate Implementation and improvement science practices into the program of study within OSEP funded State Leadership projects and OSEP funded doctoral programs, and into the TA delivery of OSEP TA providers
Increase awareness and knowledge of effective implementation and infrastructure development
Correy Watkins (SISEP Center), Michael McDonald (Yonkers Public Schools), and Sherri Williams (ECTA Center)
Introduction Leaders are vital to successful implementation! They remove barriers and empower practitioners to create system-wide change. Leaders are typically driven, motivated, high-performing individuals who aim to reach their goals. High performers …
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