Bei Shan Tang Foundation · 2025 · Hong Kong SAR
Driving Data Culture in Schools
Bei Shan Tang Foundation: Educator Professional Development
Bei Shan Tang Foundation partnered with us to design and deliver a comprehensive data-driven decision-making workshop for 49 educators and social sector practitioners. The goal was to build capacity for creating a collaborative data culture to discuss and use data with the aim of improvement and not judgement.
Many educators felt intimidated by data and saw evaluation as an administrative burden rather than a tool for improvement. The Foundation needed an approach that would make data accessible, relevant, and actionable for practitioners with varying levels of statistical literacy.
How we worked, together.
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We designed a blended learning experience combining hands-on activities, real-world case studies, and collaborative problem-solving exercises.
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The workshop moved beyond technical skills to help educators understand the "why" behind data collection and how it connects to their daily practice.
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We created practical tools and templates that educators could immediately apply in their own programs, reducing the barrier to implementation.
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49 educators trained in data-driven decision-making with 95% reporting increased confidence in using data
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Development of program-specific evaluation tools that educators continue to use in their practice
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Shift in organizational culture toward evidence-based program improvement
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Stronger foundation for communicating program impact to funders and community partners
“Kenny is a passionate leader who combines intelligence, curiosity, and humility in a way that inspires those around him. As our foundation works to tackle complex, systemic challenges in the education ecosystem, Kenny has proven to be an exceptional brainstorming partner, offering fresh ideas and practical, actionable insights. We are grateful for his leadership and the innovative energy he brings to every conversation. His work is reshaping how we approach critical issues, and we are excited to see the continued impact of his efforts.”