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This webinar is tailored for central teams who are eager to effectively evaluate research and evidence to support program selection and implementation. We discuss system data to dynamically monitor progress and steer the direction as you implement programs. Gain insights, strategies, and practical tips to ensure informed decision-making and maximize the impact of your educational initiatives. Join us and unlock the potential of data-driven educational excellence!
About the presenters:
Trudy Smit Quosai, (she/her) PhD, is CEO of Greo Evidence Insights. Greo is an independent knowledge translation and exchange organization with over two decades of international experience in generating, synthesizing, and mobilizing research into action to reduce harm from gambling. Over her career, Trudy has supported effective policy and practice decisions in diverse settings, including post-secondary education, employment, health sector, and family policy. This work has provided the chance to speak and learn at many global conferences throughout North America, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia.
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Ben Hazzard (he/him) has worked as a Principal and Vice-Principal for various schools and has been recognized for his excellent work in education, including being an Apple Distinguished Educator, Microsoft Innovative Teacher, and SMART Exemplary Educator. Ben is currently a doctoral student at Western University’s Faculty of Education. His academic work focuses on district-wide principal capacity in early literacy, informed by equity-seeking perspectives. He has also contributed to his community as a board member for Community Living Wallaceburg and race director for the St. Clair River Run. Additionally, he has created websites, podcasts, and has presented at conferences across North America and Asia.