Highly Effective
Teaching and learning strategies are student-centered, diversified, and effective to achieve the learning objectives that impacts on almost all students’ learning in varied subjects.
Official QNSA standard
3.2.1
Teaching Methods, Strategies, and Pedagogy.
Educational Performance & Learning Environment · Quality of Learning
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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
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Official standard3.2.1
Teaching Methods, Strategies, and Pedagogy.
Focus areas
- Using teaching strategies that are appropriate for the school stage, and contribute to achieving the school's mission and goals in all academic subjects.
- Using varied student-centered teaching methods and learning styles such as: dialogue and discussion, brainstorming, problem solving, inquiry, discovery, cooperative learning, independent learning, role-playing, mind maps, etc.) to facilitate new concepts and achieve curricular objectives.
Suggested evidence
- Lesson plans.
- Class observations
- Learning resources.
- Class activities.
- Worksheets.
- Sample student work.
- Surveys.
- Interviews.
- Students’ seating arrangement
Self-reflection
- To what extent are student-centered strategies and teaching methods appropriately applied to achieve the objectives of the lessons in different subjects? How is it confirmed? What is the evidence to support this?
Official rubric
Effective
Teaching and learning strategies are student-centered and diversified to achieve the learning objectives that impacts on most students’ learning in varied subjects.
Somewhat Effective
Teaching and learning strategies are somewhat appropriate to achieve learning objectives that impacted on some students’ learning.
Ineffective
The school applies teacher-centered and/or undiversified teaching & learning strategies, which results in minimal students’ learning.
Focus source: 93Rubric source: 100
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