Training kit on quality standards in the teaching process
What is quality
Quality is a management system based on a set of values, relying on the use of data and information about staff in order to invest their qualifications and intellectual capabilities at various levels of the organisation in a creative manner, with the aim of achieving continuous improvement for the institution.
Quality standards vary according to the fields in which they are applied
and according to the evaluation systems that monitor them, yet they all converge in many specifications and measures based on fundamental principles and foundations, all of which are concerned with the quality of the final product through the various stages of production.
Quality in education means giving attention to effective teaching methods that support the capabilities of learners and develop and nurture their inner talents.
The most important ways to achieve quality in education
Working to change the prescribed study materials and academic curricula, and introducing new curricula whose aim and purpose is to produce an educated generation built on research and thinking.
Working to develop and improve education in villages and cities alike, so that everyone has the opportunity to receive a good education.
Giving attention and care to human resources, as this includes caring for the teaching and educational staff.
Giving attention and care to human resources, as this includes caring for the teaching and educational staff.
Teachers, educational supervisors, and school quality officers.
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