A wide range of diversified (co-curricular & extra-curricular) activities are designed, implemented, and followed upon to promote Qatar’s National Identity and culture across all grade levels.
Promoting Qatar’s National Identity, and Culture.
Educational Performance & Learning Environment · Curriculum Quality & Delivery
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Official QNSA requirement
Promoting Qatar’s National Identity, and Culture.
Focus areas
- Organizing a set of activities and providing resources to promote national identity and Qatari culture such as (morning assembly, providing time and place for performing prayers, celebrating national occasions).
- Following up activities and programs to enhance the national identity and Qatari culture, and assessing the extent to which they achieve the desired goals.
Suggested evidence
- Specific plan to reinforce Qatar’s national identity and culture.
- Community participation records.
- Student engagement in co-curricular, extra-curricular activities & internal, external activities to promote Qatar’s national identity and culture.
- Displays promoting culture and identity.
- Surveys
- Interviews.
- Direct Observations.
Self-reflection
- To what extent are activities and programs that promote national identity and Qatari culture prepared and implemented? How effective is it? What evidence is there for this?
- Are all students' participation in activities and programs enhanced and are they all motivated to learn?
Official rubric
Co-curricular & extra-curricular activities are implemented and followed up on to promote Qatar’s National Identity and culture across most grade levels.
The school implements (co-curricular & extra-curricular) activities to promote Qatar’s National Identity and culture in some grade levels.
The school implements a limited number of co-curricular or extra-curricular) activities to promote Qatar’s National Identity and culture.
School response
School evidence
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What the evidence shows
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School judgement
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Judgement is human-owned and grounded in governed findings plus the official QNSA rubric.
Strengths · Growth areas
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Improvement action · Impact
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Impact
Review & challenge
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History
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