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Quality Management in Education
Self-evaluation for Quality improvementQuality Managementin EducationHM Inspectorate of Education 2006 Self-evaluation for Quality improvementQuality Managementin Education Crown copyright 2006 ISBN: 0 7053 1087 6HM Inspectorate of EducationDenholm HouseAlmondvale Business ParkAlmondvale WayLivingstonEH54 6 GATel: 01506 600 200 Fax: 01506 600 337E-mail: for HMIE by Astron B45597 04/06 Published by HMIE, April 2006 This material may be copied without further permission by Education authorities and educationinstitutions in Scotland for use in self-evaluation and report may be produced in part, except for commercial purposes, or in connection with aprospectus or advertisement, provided that the source and date therefore are 1 Self-evaluation in the local authority context3 Part 2 The framework for self-evaluation explained7 Part 3 The six-point scale14 Part 4 Performance and Quality indicators16 Part 5 Indicators, themes and illustrations22 Part 6 Using performance and Quality indicators for self-evaluation77 Part 7 Self-evaluation questions and sources of evidence86 Appendix I The relationships between Quality Management in Education 2and other Quality Management IN Education 2 SELF-EVALUATION FOR Quality IMPROVEMENTQ uality Management in Education (QMIE), published by Her Majesty s Inspectorate of Education (HMIE)
These principles must therefore apply also to the complementary processes of self-evaluation ... Each of these high-level questions can be answered by evaluating the quality of education across ten Key Areas. ... Inputs, such as leadership and management, support the effectiveness of education processes and together help us to arrive at an ...
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