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METHODS SCALE MICRO MACRO QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE MIXED Fragmented Predominantly Primary Problem identification Fragmented Predominantly Primary Problem identification Inputs Accountability Access Primary The State of Evidence in Global Education RESEARCH GAP Size of text box represents size of evidence base Text describes focus of research, Stars represent quality: *****: high *: low DFID RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY: LEARNING, SCALE & LEVELS 1

Slide 2 Education Research Portfolio Delivery

Effective Education Systems: Programme structure Slide 3