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Official QNSA standard
1.1.3

Students’ Achievements (Academic and Non-Academic).

Quality of the Self-Study · Accuracy of the Self-Study and Students’ Achievements

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Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard1.1.3

Students’ Achievements (Academic and Non-Academic).

Focus areas
  • Data on students’ academic achievements (internal and external tests).
  • Data on students' non-academic achievements including competitions organized by the school, other schools, or at national/international levels (internal/ external).
  • Proportionality, relevance, and diversity of students' academic achievements to the size of the school.
  • Proportionality, relevance, and diversity of students' non-academic achievements to the size of the school.
  • Non-academic achievements demonstrate the school’s interest in developing students’ creativity and innovation skills.
  • School’s role in developing students’ skills to achieve academic and non-academic achievements is clear.
Suggested evidence
  • Data forms filled out by the school.
  • Evidence supporting the extent of student participation and achievements (numbers of participating students, academic results, competition results, certificates of appreciation, medals,...),direct observations.
  • Interviews
Self-reflection
  • What is the school's role in developing students' knowledge and skills to achieve academic and non-academic achievements?
  • Are the achievements sufficient and proportional to the size of the school, curricula and stages? How is this ensured?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

Almost all students' academic achievements are effectively aligned with learning objectives/curric ula

Students' non-academic achievements are varied and reflect the school’s role in developing their various skills. Almost all students participate actively in school activities and programs.

3
Effective

Most students' academic achievements are effectively aligned with learning objectives/ curricula.

Students' non-academic achievements reflect the school’s role in developing their skills, and most students participate in school activities and programs.

2
Somewhat Effective

Some students' academic achievements are aligned with learning objectives/ curricula.

Students' non-academic achievements reflect the school’s role in developing their skills somewhat. Some students participate in school activities and programs.

1
Ineffective

Students' academic achievements are minimally aligned to learning objectives/ curricula or have limited achievements.

There are limited non-academic achievements, and students are minimally involved in school activities and programs.

Focus source: 42Rubric source: 43, 44
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