Discover European Schoolnet's case studies on system change in education across different countries
European Schoolnet produces case studies as part of its Policy Learning activities to lift the veil on system change in education across different countries, with a focus on digital transformation and related social impact.
Each case study analyse a specific country initiative aimed at whole-system transformation, looking at the final outcomes achieved, but also at the processes to achieve the expected change.
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European Schoolnet System Change Case Studies: Italy
This publication is the second in a series of country case studies on system change in education, examining how education systems support innovation at scale, through different mechanisms, such as large-scale and comprehensive initiatives, intermediary institutions, networks, and system-level stewardship. Following the first case study on Portugal's Digital Transition Action Plan for education, this report focuses on Italy, with particular attention to two long-standing national initiatives coordinated by INDIRE (the Italian National Institute for Documentation, Innovation and Educational Research): Avanguardie Educative and Piccole Scuole.These two initiatives offer a distinctive lens on system-level innovation driven through horizontal collaboration among schools, rather than primarily through top-down reform instruments.
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European Schoolnet System Change Case Studies: Portugal
This case study on the Digital Transition Plan for Education in Portugal is the first in a series of publications that will lift the veil on system change in education, with a focus on digital transformation and related social innovation. The case study series is one of the flagship initiatives of the recently launched European Schoolnet's Policy Learning Lab, to learn from a specific system change experience. The case study looks at three pillars - capacity building, school strategy, and learning content and services - cover the main areas that need to be addressed in a systemic approach.
