Webinar with Patricia Wastiau
Date: 19 February at 18:00 CET
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Summary: Patricia Wastiau is a Principal Adviser for Research & Innovation within European Schoolnet, the network of 34 ministries of education supporting innovation in education including ICT integration. In terms of topics, she mostly covers innovation in education, with a more recent focus on innovative eco-systems, as well as in leadership for change and theories of change.
Patricia Wastiau has joined European Schoolnet in 2008 after 10 years as Head of Eurydice, the European network about education in Europe. She has more than 20 years of experience in education systems and public policies analysis, their comparison at European level and the use of research results in education policy-making and practice (evidence based policy), particularly in innovation, change management, design-thinking and distributed leadership. She is a member of several experts committees settled by the OECD and UNESCO.
The session will provide you theoretical and practical examples of how a shared leadership approach helps to mainstream innovative practices in schools. You will have a unique opportunity to ask questions and learn from an expert on the topic!
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