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Official QNSA standard
4.2.4

Honoring varied students’ achievements (academic, non-academic, behavioral, sports, etc..).

Development and Welfare of Learners · Care for Different Categories of Students

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Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard4.2.4

Honoring varied students’ achievements (academic, non-academic, behavioral, sports, etc..).

Focus areas
  • Honoring high achieving and outstanding students and those with other accomplishments (academically, behaviorally, sports, artistically,...), and offering them rewards to enhance their excellence, such as:
  • Assigning preferred tasks and responsibilities to students.
  • Publish names of outstanding students and achievers who are honored.
Suggested evidence
  • Students’ achievement records.
  • Samples of students’ works.
  • Incentives and rewards may include certificates of merit, medals, trophies, honor board, trips, activities, scholarship, class rewards...
  • Surveys’ results
  • Interviews.
Self-reflection
  • How does school reward varied students’ (academic, non-academic, behavioral, sports) achievements...? Are they sufficient? What evidences are there to support this?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

School honors students (high achievers, outstanding, and improving) through varied incentives and rewards for their achievements in academic, non-academic (behavioral, sports, talents, competitions, etc.) to encourage almost all students towards improvement and foster their creativity and pride.

3
Effective

School honors students (outstanding and improving) through varied incentives and rewards for their achievements in academic, non-academic (behavioral, sports, talents, competitions, etc.) to encourage most students towards improvement and foster their creativity and pride.

2
Somewhat Effective

School honors some students for their achievements and encourages them towards improvement.

1
Ineffective

Outstanding students and those with achievements are limitedly honored.

Focus source: 128, 129Rubric source: 132, 133
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