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Beyond Targeted Interventions: A Systems-Thinking Approach to Educational Improvement Rethinking African Educational Reform through Networked Learning Systems

Domain:

education
Creator:
Uma
Publisher:
Zenodo
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Addressing the persistent failure of fragmented educational initiatives in Africa, this paper proposes a fundamental shift toward a systems-thinking paradigm. It critiques traditional "targeted interventions" and advocates for the creation of Network Improvement Communities (NICs) managed by central "hub" organizations. By integrating Research-Practice Partnerships (RPPs) and the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle, the framework provides a scalable, bottom-up model designed to solve both innovation and adaptive implementation problems across the continent.

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Research-Practice Partnerships (RPP),Systems Thinking,Educational Improvement,Network Improvement Communities (NICs),

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