Evidence should drive all aspects of the education system. The Evidence Advocacy Center’s (EAC) short-term and long-term goals are designed to address the U.S. education crisis by:
- Dramatically increasing the proper implementation of evidence-based resources.
- Transforming education into a mature, evidence-based profession.
To achieve these goals, EAC will collaborate with and leverage the existing resources of well-known organizations focusing on the use of evidence and serves as a clearinghouse to connect states, districts, schools, educator preparation programs, and parent advocates to curated, trustworthy resources. The EAC also collaborates with a consortium of states to advance evidence-based licensure, accreditation, continuing education, and accountability.
Finally, the EAC will convene a consortium of states to identify and promote comprehensive, evidence-based certification, licensure, accreditation, continuing education, and accountability for the U.S. educational system.
The goal of the WWC is a resource for informed education decision-making. The WWC identifies evidence-based practice, program, or policy, and disseminates summary information on the WWC website.