Reinforcing Qatar National Identity and Culture and instilling Islamic values.
Quality of the Self-Study · Quality of Reinforcing Qatar National Identity at School
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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
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Official standard1.2.1
Reinforcing Qatar National Identity and Culture and instilling Islamic values.
Focus areas
The vision, mission, goals and policies of the school are aligned with the general directions and mandates of the State of Qatar, with the school being committed to applying the regulations and systems of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and relevant government agencies.
Organizing activities and programs that attract parents (cultural, entertainment, national, sports) to enhance their participation in the educational process and the Qatari community.
Implement and follow up on the plans/procedures/ mechanisms for communication and participation with local and international community institutions.
Active participation in national programs, activities, and events in developing students’ various skills and their national belongingness (knowledge, affection, skills,....) to reinforce Qatar national identity and culture.
Providing various activities and programs (lectures or seminars, character education, field trips or visits...) to improve students' behavioral aspects and instill Islamic values.
The appearance of teachers and students is decent, modest, and respects the Qatari culture and Islamic values.
An organized and appropriate school environment with resources to promote national identity and Qatari culture and Islamic values including incorporating Qatari culture into the various school subjects when lesson objectives are appropriate, providing time and place to hold prayers, celebrating national events, suitable activities in the morning assemblies etc.).
Applying diverse and effective teaching methods and classroom activities (student-centered) that achieve the objectives of the lessons and take into account the different levels of students and work to raise students' higher thinking skills in the Arabic language, Islamic Studies, and Qatar History.
Conducting programs and activities to support reading and writing skills in Arabic including contests in (public speaking, recitation, debates,...)
Students' works exhibited reflect the promotion of Qatari culture and national identity.
Suggested evidence
Evidence that the school adheres to the policies and regulations of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, such as: recruitment approvals, work contracts approved by appropriate government agencies, valid licenses, class schedules, activities and programs, capacity, academic plans, curricula, student fees, etc.
School Administration/Staff Handbook.
Various school policies and regulations, such as evidence of adherence to the Ministry of Education and Higher Education policies, the student assessment and staff appraisal policies, behavior policy, the remuneration policy, and. recruitment policy.
Records of students' participation in various activities.
Works displayed to promote national identity and Qatari culture.
Teacher files.
Results of various school survey and questionnaires.
School Performance report card.
Direct observation.
Interviews.
Self-reflection
To what extent does the school adhere to the regulations and mandates of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and the relevant government agencies?
What is the role of the owner/board of directors (trustees) in ensuring the school's commitment to the laws and guidelines of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education? How effective is it? How is it confirmed?
How does the school promote the national identity and Qatari culture, and instill Islamic values? How effective is it? How are any gaps identified in this area resolved?
How is the school an active entity in Qatari society? What is the impact of this on fostering students’ personality & identity, and the quality of various aspects of work in the school? What is the evidence for this?
Official rubric
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Highly Effective
The school administration is committed to preparing, implementing, and following up on various, effective, and continuous policies, plans, activities, and programs to enhance the fostering of national identity and Qatari culture, and instill Islamic values in almost all aspects of the school's work.
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Effective
The school administration is committed to preparing, implementing, and following up on various and continuous policies, plans, activities, and programs to enhance the fostering of national identity and Qatari culture, and instill Islamic values in most aspects of the school's work.
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Somewhat Effective
The school administration is committed to preparing, implementing, and following up on continuous policies, plans, activities, and programs to foster national identity and Qatari culture, and instill Islamic values in some aspects of the school's work.
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Ineffective
The school administration is minimally committed to preparing, implementing, and following up on various and continuous policies, plans, activities and programs to develop national identity and Qatari culture, and instill Islamic values in only a few aspects of the school's work.
Focus source: 45, 46, 47Rubric source: 48
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