We worked with independent experts to develop a rigorous and trustworthy process for evaluating impact
Evidence of Impact
We worked with independent experts to develop a rigorous and trustworthy process for evaluating impact
A desire and need for proof of impact – or efficacy, as it is sometimes known – coming from educators and policy makers around the world looking to make the most of limited education budgets, has become increasingly clear over the years.
In response to this need we have created Oxford Impact and developed the Oxford Impact Framework with the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER), and supported by the Department of Education, University of Oxford. Through this framework, we undertake impact studies that comply with a rigorous process for evaluating the impact that our products and services have on teaching and learning.
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Read our impact study summary reports
Find here our most up-to-date impact study reports on some of OUP’s Primary and Secondary products, and how these have helped make a real difference:
Primary impact study summary reports
Oxford Reading Levels
To understand the extent to which Oxford Reading Levels helps teachers differentiate their teaching provision to meet the needs of individual learners and groups of learners in international schools.
Numicon
To gain an in-depth understanding of how teachers were using Numicon and how they perceived its impact on children’s mathematical learning.
Secondary impact study summary reports
Allez
To determine the perceived impact of Allez on increasing students’ readiness for the next level of study.
Complete Companions for AQA Psychology
To gain an in-depth understanding of whether teachers and students find that The Complete Companions has a positive impact on students’ exam performance.
geog.123
To find out how teachers and Heads of Geography perceived the impact of geog.123 on preparedness for the demands of GCSE Geography.
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