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Next Practice in education |
Next Practice in education: a disciplined approach to educationValerie Hannon - The Innovation Unit 2007
'Next Practice' in education: a disciplined approach to innovation This document describes a new approach to stimulating, incubating, and accelerating innovation, which is strongly driven by users' needs - an approach is known as 'Next Practice'. 'Next Practice in education' sets out to do three things: to capture, briefly, what we know so far about the process of encouraging public services to become more innovative; to describe the Next Practice innovation model which is built upon these understandings; and to describe the practical programme of work in train at the time of writing (March 2007) which utilises this model. |