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Expert
Assessment Guidelines
Interaction(stakeholders-wise)
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Topic
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Indicator
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SMC Member
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1
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SMC/School Management profile
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Management committee profile
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2
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Existence of, and awareness about the committee formation
process
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Process of committee formation
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3
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Awareness about responsibilities, working style of the committee
and performance evaluation practices within the committee
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Process of committee working
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4
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Meeting practices (Frequency, documentation, etc.)
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Practices related to committee meetings
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5
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Awareness about latest developments in the field of education,
relevant government policies and decisions, etc., and acquaintance with
physical and psychosocial environment of the school
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Committee's awareness and updates
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6
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Awareness about, and efforts to promote school identity
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School’s vision and identity
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7
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The planning process, budget allocation for infrastructure and
facilities, human resources, etc.
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School’s goals and plans
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8
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Nature of committee's decision making process, type of decisions
taken
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Decision making
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9
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The mechanism of committee's school supervision visits
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Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
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10
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The areas of school supervision, and action plans
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Nature of committee's supervision
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11
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The type and level of complaints addressed
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Grievance redressal system
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12
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The budget allocation and priority level given for professional
development
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Professional development of faculty
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13
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The level of interaction by head, type of matters discussed and
the initiatives undertaken
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Representation to management
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Head
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1
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SMC/School Management profile
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Management committee profile
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2
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SMC's performance evaluation practices
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Process of committee working
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3
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Awareness about, and efforts to promote school identity
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School’s vision and identity
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Code of conduct
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4
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Efforts put in for collaborative planning process and
contributions towards the planning process
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School’s goals and plans
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5
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Nature of committee's decision making process, type of decisions
taken
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Decision making
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6
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The mechanism of committee's school supervision visits
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Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
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7
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Areas of concern, level of comfort regarding the committee’s
supervision
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Nature of committee's supervision
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8
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Type of records maintained, mode of record keeping,
responsibility allocation, etc.
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Standard operating procedures and records
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9
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The mode of information dissemination and storage
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Information management
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10
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Methods of addressing complaints, responsibility allocation for
the same
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Grievance redressal system
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11
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Responsibility allocation for housekeeping, cleaning, etc. and
monitoring system
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Facility maintenance
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12
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The responsibility allocation for equipment maintenance
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Equipment maintenance
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13
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Various safety and security measures
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Safety and security maintenance
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14
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The budget preparation, auditing procedure, accounting
responsibility allocation
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Account management
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15
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Vendor selection method
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Vendor management
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16
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The responsibility allocation for fee collection, fund
utilization reports, scholarships criteria, etc.
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Fees, funds and scholarship records
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17
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Curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular events and
activities
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Annual curriculum plan
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18
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Various assessment tools and feedback mechanism
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Annual assessment plan and process
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The institutional goals, appreciation practices
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Achievement orientation
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Knowledge levels, and efforts for enhancement of skills,
contributions, recognitions, etc.
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Self-development/Academic excellence of the Head
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21
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The professional development programmes
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Professional development of faculty
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The staff meeting frequency, mode and the agenda
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System of faculty’s mentoring
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The level SOP compliance, the technology and automation of
systems, etc.
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Establishment of operational systems
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Matters discussed with management, issues in communicating the requirements
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Representation to management
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Various types of meetings organised, the formal and informal
means of communicating with stakeholders, various initiatives by
stakeholders, etc.
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Collaboration with stakeholders
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26
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Linkages with institutes, corporates, Organizations, etc.
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Representation to external world
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27
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TLMs for differently-abled children
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Utilization of teaching-learning material (TLM)
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28
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Teachers' self development initiatives, involvement in
responsibilities other than teaching, acquaintance with current educational
development, etc.
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Self-development of teachers
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3
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Teaching-staff
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1
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SMC/School Management profile
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Management committee profile
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2
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SMC's performance evaluation practices
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Process of committee working
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3
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Awareness about, and efforts to promote school identity
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School’s vision and identity
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4
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Awareness, and level of participation in planning process
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School’s goals and plans
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5
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Level of participation in decision making process
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Decision making, Self-development of teachers
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6
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The nature of committee’s school supervision visits
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Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
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7
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Areas of concern, level of comfort regarding the committee’s
supervision
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Nature of committee's supervision
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8
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The availability of SOPs and records
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Standard operating procedures and records
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9
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The mode of information dissemination and storage
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Information management
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10
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The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal
system, effectiveness of the system
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Grievance redressal system
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11
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The schedules of housekeeping and cleaning
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Facility maintenance
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12
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The condition and the maintenance schedules of equipment
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Equipment maintenance
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13
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Various safety and security measures
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Safety and security
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14
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Alignment towards code of conduct, efforts to ensure students’
alignment
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Code of conduct
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15
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Various scholarship and other child welfare schemes and the
responsibility allocation
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Fees, funds and scholarship records
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16
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Curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular events and
activities, activities during assembly
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Annual curriculum plan
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18
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Understanding of CCE, various assessment methods and tools,
feedback method etc
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Assessment records and feedback
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19
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The target awareness, the performance evaluation practices
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Achievement orientation
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The knowledge and skill level of head
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Self-development /Academic excellence of the Head
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21
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The professional development programmes attended, feedback on
usefulness
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Professional development of faculty
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22
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The meeting agenda and the usefulness
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System of faculty’s mentoring
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23
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Satisfaction level with the leadership, issues which are not
paid attention to, etc.
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Representation to management
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24
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The head’s efforts to ensure stakeholder participation in
school’s operations
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Collaboration with stakeholders
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25
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Variety, utility, technology support, of TLMs in use. Efforts to
create TLMs, community participation in TLM creation
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Utilization of teaching-learning material (TLM)
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Teachers' self development initiatives, involvement in
responsibilities other than teaching, acquaintance with current educational
development, etc.
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Self-development of teachers
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4
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Non-teaching staff
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The nature of committee’s school supervision visits
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Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
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2
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Record keeping process, availability and compliance to the
various SOPs, the technology use in operations
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Standard operating procedures and records
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3
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The mode of information dissemination and storage
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Information management
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4
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The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal
system, effectiveness of the system
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Grievance redressal system
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5
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The schedules of housekeeping and cleaning
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Facility maintenance
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6
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The condition and the maintenance schedules of equipment
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Equipment maintenance
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7
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Various safety and security measures
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Safety and security
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8
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Alignment towards code of conduct, efforts to ensure students’
alignment
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Code of conduct
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Audits and financial statements
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Account management
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10
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Vendor management procedures
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Vendor management
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11
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The head’s efforts towards building or customizing operational
systems
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Establishment of operational systems
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5
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Parents
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1
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SMC's performance evaluation practices
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Process of committee working
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2
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Public image of the school
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Representation to external world
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3
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Awareness, and level of participation in planning process
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School’s goals and plans
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4
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Awareness about and participation in decision making process
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Decision making
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5
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Areas of concern, level of comfort regarding the committee’s
supervision
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Nature of committee's supervision
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6
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The mode of information dissemination and storage
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Information management
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7
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The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal
system, effectiveness of the system
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Grievance redressal system
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8
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Perception about the safety aspects of the school
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Safety and security maintenance
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9
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The code of conduct for students, and comfort/acceptance level
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Code of conduct
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10
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Satisfaction level and comfort in the CCE implementation, Nature
of feedback given by teachers(student performance)
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Assessment records and feedback
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11
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The satisfaction with the head’s efforts for performance
improvement, and the appreciation practices
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Achievement orientation
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12
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The recognition of head outside the school
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Self-development/Academic excellence of the Head
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13
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The level of participation and involvement in the school
operations and the initiatives from their side
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Collaboration with stakeholders
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6
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Students
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Attitude towards the assembly, uniform, anthem, and the level of
pride and belongingness
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School’s vision and identity
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2
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Approach towards the rules, comfort levels
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Code of conduct
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3
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Committee members’ interaction with them, whether they get ample
chances to express their concerns directly to the committee members, level of
openness with committee members
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Nature of committee's supervision
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4
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The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal
system, effectiveness of the system
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Grievance redressal system
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5
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The schedules of housekeeping and cleaning
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Facility maintenance
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6
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The safety level of the school building and premises school.
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Safety and security maintenance
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7
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Various activities and events at school, assembly procedures/activities
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Annual curriculum plan
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8
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The assessment pattern followed by teachers
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Teacher-made tests
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9
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Nature of the feedback given
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Assessment records and feedback
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10
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The achievement orientation, appreciation and motivation given
by teachers and head
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Achievement orientation
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11
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The involvement of head in teaching
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Self-development/Academic excellence of the Head
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12
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The psycho-social comfort, adequacy of the facilities, problems
faced
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Classroom environment and culture
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13
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Subject knowledge of teachers
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Teachers' level of subject expertise
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14
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Pedagogic competence of teachers
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Teachers' level of pedagogic competence
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15
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Lesson content, lesson objectives, activities, homework load
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Lesson/Activity planning
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16
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Variety and utility of TLMs in use, and involvement in TLM
creation
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Utilization of teaching-learning material (TLM)
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17
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The level of confidence to approach teacher, language comfort,
teacher’s efforts to resolve issues, etc.
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Classroom environment and culture
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18
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Awareness of objectives of lessons, teachers’ efforts towards
student engagement, nature of activities, etc.
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Class organization and student engagement
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