Highly Effective
Internal assessment results through school analysis reflect almost all students' clear and continuous progress in different subject areas over successive periods of time. (throughout the year and 3 year trends)
Official QNSA standard
4.1.4
Students’ performance over successive periods of time on internal assessments.
Development and Welfare of Learners · Students’ Academic Achievement
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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
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Official standard4.1.4
Students’ performance over successive periods of time on internal assessments.
Focus areas
- Availability of records or data through which students' performance is monitored in all subjects over successive periods (termly, annually) to measure progress.
- Analyzing students' results in all subjects continuously with comparisons and tracking to measure progress and its impact on teaching practices.
- Satisfaction of students and parents with the support programs in the school and students’ academic levels.
Suggested evidence
- Assessment records.
- Regular analysis of students’ results in different internal assessments (for 3 years).
- Evidence on results’ analysis utilization: modified plans, Lesson plans. Curriculum planning, educational resources, Individual support programs and plans, cocurricular activities.
- Interviews
- Surveys’ Results.
Self-reflection
- How are students' results in internal tests satisfactory for the school? What effect does this have on achieving school goals? How is it verified?
Official rubric
Effective
Internal assessment results through school analysis reflect most students' clear progress in different subject areas over successive periods of time.(throughout the year and 2 year trends)
Somewhat Effective
Internal assessment results through school analysis reflect some students' progress in subject areas. (the analysis is not sequential or regular).
Ineffective
Students' results show a steady decline in different subject areas. OR
The school does not monitor students’ performance and/ or students' results data are not of good quality (reflective)
Focus source: 113, 114Rubric source: 122
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