Iberoamerican Change Research and School Effectiveness Network (RINACE) Lessons Learned from the Operation of the Network
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Rinace, school efectiveness, school change, research network, innovationCopyright (c) 2016 REICE. Revista Iberoamericana sobre Calidad, Eficacia y Cambio en Educación

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Abstract
This article, we intend to put on view Iberoamerican Change Research and School Effectiveness Network (RINACE) contributions over the last ten years. To show how since it´s birth had a clear objective, to be a reference, exchange and dialogues site on advances in research so as to serve as a basis for decision-making in the classroom, in schools and in education policy. RINACE is an innovative experience that over the last ten years has had some key elements: a) institutional independence, b) work focused on a theme; c) the undoubted role of new technologies of communication and information; d) a strong support network without economical dependencies but as the result of illusion, effort and commitment of its members, e) a tangible tasks and activities; f) disseminating research. Finally, this article is a contribution about lessons learned in a collaborative experience network that is framed in an optimistic education view and a commitment with the capacity, limited, of the education to transform in a more equitable and fair society.
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