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Official QNSA standard
2.3.2

Monitoring and follow up on students’ performance.

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Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard2.3.2

Monitoring and follow up on students’ performance.

Focus areas
  • Adopting of students' assessment policy and utilization of assessment results in evaluating school’s progress.
  • Variety of students’ assessment methods.
  • Methods and styles of assessment sets by school to monitor students’ performance.
  • Utilization of students’ results tracking in improvement of teaching practices, and preparation plans to improve students' academic outcomes.
  • Identification of strengths and growth areas based on measurement of students’ progress.
  • Monitoring and follow up of students’ behavior.
Suggested evidence
  • Student assessment policy
  • Students’ outcomes.
  • Students’ results analysis (internal and external exams).
  • Behavioral follow up records.
  • School behavior policy
  • Evidence on school’s achievements.
  • Interviews.
  • Survey results.
  • Direct observation.
Self-reflection
  • How does the school follow up and monitor students’ performance? How effective are follow up procedures? What evidence?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

The school has an effective and accurate system in place to monitor, follow-up, analyze, and track student performance (in internal & external assessments), and analysis of student learning outcomes/results which is used to drive school planning and improve teaching practices resulting in improvement in almost all students’ performance.

3
Effective

The school has an accurate system in place to monitor, and follow-up student performance, and analysis of student learning outcomes/results which is used to drive school planning and improve teaching practices resulting in improvement in most students’ performance.

2
Somewhat Effective

The school has procedures in place to monitor, and follow-up student performance and analysis of student learning outcomes/resul ts is used to improve some performance.

1
Ineffective

The school has limited procedures in place to monitor and follow-up on student performance Or

The school has ineffective procedures to monitor and follow-up students' performance, and does not contribute to improving teaching students' academic outcomes.

Focus source: 74, 75Rubric source: 76, 77
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