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Official QNSA standard
2.2.6

Communication amongst staff.

Educational Leadership · Planning & Administrative Organization

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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK

Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard2.2.6

Communication amongst staff.

Focus areas
  • Communication means between school leadership and staff, and amongst staff themselves to ease school work
  • The overall atmosphere in the school is positive, cooperative, and with a sense of responsibility and satisfaction.
Suggested evidence
  • School communication means (minutes of meetings, emails, etc. )
  • Surveys’ results.
  • Direct observation
  • Interviews
Self-reflection
  • How impactful are school and communication means? How do you know? What evidence?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

There are effective and varied methods and means of communication in place amongst staff, between staff and management to ensure quality, ease completion of work, and to create a positive atmosphere of cooperation, sense of belonging, and responsibility resulting in satisfaction of almost all staff with the work environment.

3
Effective

There are various methods and means of communication in place amongst staff, between staff and management to ensure quality, ease completion of work, and to create a positive atmosphere of cooperation, sense of belonging, and responsibility resulting in satisfaction of most staff with work.

2
Somewhat Effective

Means of communication amongst staff are somewhat effective,, which results in accomplishment of some school works and satisfaction of some staff with school operations.

1
Ineffective

Means of communication amongst staff are limited and school atmosphere is limitedly positive with minimal sense of responsibility and cooperation, which minimized quality and completion of work and staff satisfaction with work.

Focus source: 65Rubric source: 71
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