MISA - Managing Information for Student Achievement
Ottawa Region Professional Network Centre
Improving student achievement by building local capacity in managing data and information to inform evidence-based teaching practiceWelcome
Welcome to the MISA East Website! Here you will find information on the Ottawa Region MISA initiative, documentation highlighting annual MISA activities including teacher collaborative inquiries, research & resources supporting the use of data to inform teacher, school & board practices, partner organizations and useful links. Learn more about the focus & priorities of the MISA East PNC here.What's New
- Collaborative Inquiry Literature Review, January 29, 2019 (Pdf)
- MISA EAST PNC Regional Collaborative Inquiry Final Report, June 5, 2018: What factors contribute to shifts in thinking and practice that address persistent problems related to attaining equitable achievement and well-being outcomes for students? (Pdf)
For fourteen years, the Ministry of Education has provided funding to enable district school boards to come together to generate and use information to improve student outcomes. (Professional Network Centres) (PNC). During this time, committed educators from the district school boards in Eastern Ontario have supported and promoted professional knowledge creation and mobilization through school-based and regional collaborative inquiries, commissioned research into effective practice, and investigations into particular aspects of data collection and management – all to promote evidence-informed responsive pedagogy and decision-making.
The MISAEAST professional network (the PNC) has had impact in the region and has preserved on this MISAEAST website, important artefacts for future use by educators. The team invites you to learn from our literature reviews, research reports, and activity summaries and to build upon the work that has been done.
The MISAEAST professional network (the PNC) has had impact in the region and has preserved on this MISAEAST website, important artefacts for future use by educators. The team invites you to learn from our literature reviews, research reports, and activity summaries and to build upon the work that has been done.
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