School Self-evaluation

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School Self-evaluation (SSE) is an integral part of the Quality Assurance Framework. While SSE promotes reflection and self-improvement in schools, data facilitates objective analysis and evaluation of work effectiveness.

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Question 1: Which of the following item is not a domain under the set of Performance Indicators for Hong Kong Schools (PI)?

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A. Management and Organisation

B. Learning and Teaching

C. Student Ethos and Student Support

D. Student Conduct

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Question 2: Which of the following item is an evaluation tool and data developed by the Education Bureau in support of schools’ self-evaluation work?

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A. Stakeholder Survey

B. Key Performance Measures

C. Assessment Program for Affective and Social Outcomes

D. all of the above

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Question 3: How should schools analyse the data of each survey item in the Stakeholder Survey?

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A. analyse the views on the same survey item given by different stakeholders

B. analyse the views on different survey items given by the same stakeholder

C. all of the above

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Question 4: Regarding the value-added information of a school, if the value-added score for a particular subject is zero, does it mean that the students taking the subject are not making any progress? (applicable to secondary schools only)

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A. Yes

B. No

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Question 5: Which of the following item is a point to note for schools when using SSE data?
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A. in a school-specific manner

B. use data for year-to-year comparisons (if the school has data for more than one year)

C. use other school-based SSE data and information in an integrated manner for cross-referencing

D. all of the above

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