Preparing Schools to Achieve Self-Evaluation and School Accreditation Standards

Proposed Duration: 3 months

Educational development and training experts implement a structured methodology to apply the stages of the self-evaluation process.


Step 1: Forming the Self-Evaluation Leadership Team

Members:

  1. The school principal.
  2. One of the vice principals.
  3. Representatives from the teaching staff.

Responsibilities of the Leadership Team:

  • Plan and organize the self-evaluation study.
  • Form working teams to carry out the study.
  • Supervise the training and capacity building of self-evaluation teams.
  • Oversee the preparation of data collection tools.
  • Lead teams in collecting and analyzing data.
  • Supervise the preparation of the final self-evaluation report.
  • Make informed decisions regarding improvement priorities.

Step 2: Preparing the Self-Evaluation Plan

  • Design an operational plan to implement the self-evaluation study.
  • Develop a detailed implementation timeline.
  • Identify participating work teams and assign responsibilities.
  • Ensure full commitment to implementing the plan at the desired level.
  • Establish a follow-up and monitoring system.

Step 3: Orientation and Announcement of the Self-Evaluation Study

  • Motivate all members of the institution to participate effectively in the self-evaluation process.
  • Use various methods to prepare staff for the study.
  • Organize seminars, print brochures, and display posters.
  • Utilize the institution’s official website for communication and awareness.

Step 4: Forming and Training Work Teams

  • Form several work teams, each specialized in assessing a specific quality domain.
  • Assign clear tasks to each team and its members.

Recommended Training Topics for the Leadership Team:

  • Team formation and management skills.
  • Data collection tools and techniques.
  • Document and report analysis skills.
  • Documentation and information management.
  • Interview and participatory observation skills.
  • Facilitation of discussion groups and workshops.
  • Performance evaluation (administrative leaders, students, teachers, etc.).
  • Decision-making and problem-solving skills.

Step 5: Educational Evaluation Commission Platform

  • Register on the digital platform.
  • Prepare the readiness model.
  • Apply self-evaluation tools.

Step 6: Types of Data Required

The self-evaluation study requires collecting two types of data:
A. Quantitative data
B. Qualitative data


Step 7: Data Analysis

  • Perform quantitative and qualitative analysis in light of quality standards.
  • Create a comprehensive picture of the institution’s current status across all domains.
  • Verify each indicator individually.
  • Achieve an integrated view of the institution’s overall performance.

Step 8: Preparing the Final Self-Evaluation Report

  • Form a committee of the most qualified members from the evaluation teams.
  • Prepare the final self-evaluation report.
  • Provide an objective and concise qualitative presentation of findings.
  • Review and refine the report.

This process involves:

  • Closing performance gaps.
  • Conducting targeted training.
  • Measuring the impact of training.
  • Developing performance indicators.
  • Building and implementing improvement plans.
  • Continuous supervision and follow-up.
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