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3.2.3. Quality of Education Provision and Learning Outcomes
3.2.3. Quality of Education Provision and Learning Outcomes
3.2.3. Quality of Education Provision and Learning Outcomes
Section 3.2.3 of this SIP discusses the strategies that will be used by the
division in the monitoring and evaluating of learning that takes place in
schools. The learning outcomes, defined as an array of competencies met by
the learners after finishing Grade 12, determine the quality of the education
system as shown by the following intermediate outcomes:
Each of the four key learning stages within the K to 12 program has its
own set of learning standards which are aligned to the maturity and expected
capacities of learners. Furthermore, the knowledge and skills achieved and
accumulated in each stage are defined in the following sub-intermediate
outcomes:
School Interventions:
Discuss here your school interventions.
School Interventions:
Strategy #2: Align resource provision with key stage learning standards
School Interventions:
Strategy #3: Assess learning outcomes at each key stage transition and
for learners in situations of disadvantaged
School Interventions:
School Interventions:
School Interventions: