Students’ motivation and independence in learning.
Educational Performance & Learning Environment · Quality of Learning
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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
Official QNSA requirement
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Official standard3.2.5
Students’ motivation and independence in learning.
Focus areas
The diversity of teaching strategies and classroom activities leads to inspiring students' enthusiasm, increasing their motivation, learning and enjoyment in lessons.
Teachers ensure that all students participate in lesson activities, and in their interactions with the teacher and with each other.
Students bear a high responsibility for their own learning, and teachers play a facilitating role.
Providing various opportunities to support students' independence in learning.
Suggested evidence
Lesson plans.
Class observations
Learning resources.
Class activities.
Worksheets.
Sample student work.
Surveys’ Results.
Self-reflection
How do classroom activities encourage students to learn and motivate them to participate during lessons? How does the school ensure this? What is the effect of this on students' learning outcomes during lessons in all departments?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective
Applying effective and diversified teaching methods and strategies that encourage almost all students to be engaged and motivated in classes.
Teaching methods and strategies encourage almost all students to take responsibility and lead in their own learning and effectively utilize their knowledge and skills.
3
Effective
Applying diversified teaching methods and strategies that encourage most students to be engaged and motivated in classes.
Teaching methods and strategies encourage most students to take responsibility and lead in their own learning and utilize their knowledge and skills.
2
Somewhat Effective
Applying teaching methods and strategies that encourage some students to be engaged in classes.
Teaching methods and strategies encourage some students to take responsibility and utilize their knowledge and skills.
1
Ineffective
Teaching methods and strategies limitedly encourage students to be engaged in classrooms.
Teaching methods and strategies limitedly encourage students to take responsibility for their learning and utilize their knowledge and skills.
Focus source: 96Rubric source: 101
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