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A presentation on some best practices that when incorporated within the school environment will further enhance its overall quality and productivity. Schools are often complacent with their own measures of what success entails that they fail to consider new approaches that can constantly add value to their educational activities.
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Payam Shoghi
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EDUCATIONAL APPROACHES
Aim to impart students with:
Keen and Well-Trained Minds:Minds that need to be stimulated
for intellectual prowess
Enlightened Hearts:Involves a well thought out
programme of moral and value education with focus on EQ
Skillful Hands:Training students in skills that will
promote self-confidence and self-reliance
BEST PRACTICES
Governance
Collective Decision-Making: 20 minds work better than one. Open Door Policy by the Principal for students, staff and parents. A more visible leader leads much better than an invisible one.
Student Open House:
Involving students in school matters and decision making
Parental Outreach:
Novel ways to gain trust and wholehearted support of parents
BEST PRACTICES
Academics
Scheme of Academic Coordination and Supervision: Based on simple, regular and quantifiable parameters
Tutorials/Remedial Sessions: A meaningful programme of academic support for students in need of additional help
Subject-wise Parallel Classes for different ability students
BEST PRACTICES
Academics Liberal use of Cooperative
Learning in classroom sessions
Peer Tutoring among students within classroom sessions and during free study time
Learning Disability: In-House support and regular monitoring
Use of Technology: Promote and support use of smart class system, cloud based learning and other technological tools
BEST PRACTICES
Other Areas
Great Importance to Value Edn: “The Foundation of Peace”
“Junior Youth Empowerment Prog”
One-to-One Mentoring by Teachers- Teachers assigned as mentors
Positive Benchmarking of students
Skill-Based Weekend Clubs
Discourage use of red pen for marking the work of students