Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education
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Resumo: | Across higher education, teachers have been inspiring themselves (and others) to apply pedagogical innovations grounded in a unifying intention: to prepare students for labour markets and societal challenges. Research-based education has been funded to promote pedagogical innovations with valuable impact on the students’ academic success and/or the teachers’ academic growth. However, there is still few documented research-based evidence that highlight how long-lasting and/or how embedded are the pedagogical innovations in academic practices, particularly when the funding period comes to an end. The purpose of this article is to discuss the extent to which funded national research-based education projects, developed in public Portuguese higher education institutions (universities and polytechnic institutes), have considered the sustainability of research results (e.g., pedagogical innovations), after funding ends. Based on a qualitative research approach, data collection included: document analysis of 39 projects’ materials and conceptions collected with 9 coordinators and 17 key participants from selected projects, through interviews and questionnaires, respectively. Content analysis of data collected showed that there are key factors that contribute to enhance and/or limit the sustainability of research results (e.g., funding and institutional support to maintain innovation). Results and recommendations are put forward to inform educational policies, funding agencies and involved actors (e.g., institution leaders, researchers, and teaching staff) to increase the sustainability of research results. |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher educationSustainability of researchInstitutional supportPolitical and research agendasProjects dynamicsAcross higher education, teachers have been inspiring themselves (and others) to apply pedagogical innovations grounded in a unifying intention: to prepare students for labour markets and societal challenges. Research-based education has been funded to promote pedagogical innovations with valuable impact on the students’ academic success and/or the teachers’ academic growth. However, there is still few documented research-based evidence that highlight how long-lasting and/or how embedded are the pedagogical innovations in academic practices, particularly when the funding period comes to an end. The purpose of this article is to discuss the extent to which funded national research-based education projects, developed in public Portuguese higher education institutions (universities and polytechnic institutes), have considered the sustainability of research results (e.g., pedagogical innovations), after funding ends. Based on a qualitative research approach, data collection included: document analysis of 39 projects’ materials and conceptions collected with 9 coordinators and 17 key participants from selected projects, through interviews and questionnaires, respectively. Content analysis of data collected showed that there are key factors that contribute to enhance and/or limit the sustainability of research results (e.g., funding and institutional support to maintain innovation). Results and recommendations are put forward to inform educational policies, funding agencies and involved actors (e.g., institution leaders, researchers, and teaching staff) to increase the sustainability of research results.MDPI2022-07-15T14:48:00Z2021-11-01T00:00:00Z2021-11info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/10773/34153eng2227-710210.3390/educsci11110725Guerra, CecíliaCosta, Nilzainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2023-07-17T04:14:24ZPortal AgregadorONG |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education Guerra, Cecília Sustainability of research Institutional support Political and research agendas Projects dynamics |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Can pedagogical innovations be sustainable? One evaluation outlook for research developed in portuguese higher education |
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Guerra, Cecília |
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Guerra, Cecília Costa, Nilza |
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Costa, Nilza |
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Guerra, Cecília Costa, Nilza |
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Sustainability of research Institutional support Political and research agendas Projects dynamics |
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Sustainability of research Institutional support Political and research agendas Projects dynamics |
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Across higher education, teachers have been inspiring themselves (and others) to apply pedagogical innovations grounded in a unifying intention: to prepare students for labour markets and societal challenges. Research-based education has been funded to promote pedagogical innovations with valuable impact on the students’ academic success and/or the teachers’ academic growth. However, there is still few documented research-based evidence that highlight how long-lasting and/or how embedded are the pedagogical innovations in academic practices, particularly when the funding period comes to an end. The purpose of this article is to discuss the extent to which funded national research-based education projects, developed in public Portuguese higher education institutions (universities and polytechnic institutes), have considered the sustainability of research results (e.g., pedagogical innovations), after funding ends. Based on a qualitative research approach, data collection included: document analysis of 39 projects’ materials and conceptions collected with 9 coordinators and 17 key participants from selected projects, through interviews and questionnaires, respectively. Content analysis of data collected showed that there are key factors that contribute to enhance and/or limit the sustainability of research results (e.g., funding and institutional support to maintain innovation). Results and recommendations are put forward to inform educational policies, funding agencies and involved actors (e.g., institution leaders, researchers, and teaching staff) to increase the sustainability of research results. |
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