Friday, May 18, 2018

Interaction(stakeholders-wise)

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Interaction(stakeholders-wise)




Topic
Indicator
1
SMC Member
1
SMC/School Management profile
Management committee profile
2
Existence of, and awareness about the committee formation process
Process of committee formation
3
Awareness about responsibilities, working style of the committee and performance evaluation practices within the committee
Process of committee working
4
Meeting practices (Frequency, documentation, etc.)
Practices related to committee meetings
5
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
Committee's awareness and updates
6
Awareness about, and efforts to promote school identity
School’s vision and identity
7
The planning process, budget allocation for infrastructure and facilities, human resources, etc.
School’s goals and plans
8
Nature of committee's decision making process, type of decisions taken
Decision making
9
The mechanism of committee's school supervision visits
Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
10
The areas of school supervision, and action plans
Nature of committee's supervision
11
The type and level of complaints addressed
Grievance redressal system
12
The budget allocation and priority level given for professional development
Professional development of faculty
13
The level of interaction by head, type of matters discussed and the initiatives undertaken
Representation to management
2
Head

1
SMC/School Management profile
Management committee profile
2
SMC's performance evaluation practices
Process of committee working
3

Awareness about, and efforts to promote school identity

School’s vision and identity
Code of conduct
4
Efforts put in for collaborative planning process and contributions towards the planning process
School’s goals and plans
5
Nature of committee's decision making process, type of decisions taken
Decision making
6
The mechanism of committee's school supervision visits
Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
7
Areas of concern, level of comfort regarding the committee’s supervision
Nature of committee's supervision
8
Type of records maintained, mode of record keeping, responsibility allocation, etc.
Standard operating procedures and records
9
The mode of information dissemination and storage
Information management
10
Methods of addressing complaints, responsibility allocation for the same
Grievance redressal system
11
Responsibility allocation for housekeeping, cleaning, etc. and monitoring system
Facility maintenance
12
The responsibility allocation for equipment maintenance
Equipment maintenance
13
Various safety and security measures 
Safety and security maintenance
14
The budget preparation, auditing procedure, accounting responsibility allocation
Account management
15
Vendor selection method
Vendor management
16
The responsibility allocation for fee collection, fund utilization reports, scholarships criteria, etc.
Fees, funds and scholarship records
17
Curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular events and activities
Annual curriculum plan
18
Various assessment tools and feedback mechanism
Annual assessment plan and process
19
The institutional goals, appreciation practices
Achievement orientation
20
Knowledge levels, and efforts for enhancement of skills, contributions, recognitions, etc.
Self-development/Academic excellence of the Head
21
The professional development programmes
Professional development of faculty
22
The staff meeting frequency, mode and the agenda
System of faculty’s mentoring
23
The level SOP compliance, the technology and automation of systems, etc.
Establishment of operational systems
24
Matters discussed with management, issues in communicating the requirements
Representation to management
25
Various types of meetings organised, the formal and informal means of communicating with stakeholders, various initiatives by stakeholders, etc.
Collaboration with stakeholders
26
Linkages with institutes, corporates, Organizations, etc.
Representation to external world
27
TLMs for differently-abled children
Utilization of teaching-learning material (TLM)
28
Teachers' self development initiatives, involvement in responsibilities other than teaching, acquaintance with current educational development, etc.
Self-development of teachers
3
Teaching-staff

1
SMC/School Management profile
Management committee profile
2
SMC's performance evaluation practices
Process of committee working
3
Awareness about, and efforts to promote school identity
School’s vision and identity
4
Awareness, and level of participation in planning process
School’s goals and plans
5
Level of participation in decision making process
Decision making, Self-development of teachers
6
The nature of committee’s school supervision visits
Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
7
Areas of concern, level of comfort regarding the committee’s supervision
Nature of committee's supervision
8
The availability of SOPs and records
Standard operating procedures and records
9
The mode of information dissemination and storage
Information management
10
The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal system, effectiveness of the system
Grievance redressal system
11
The schedules of housekeeping and cleaning
Facility maintenance
12
The condition and the maintenance schedules of equipment
Equipment maintenance
13
Various safety and security measures 
Safety and security
14
Alignment towards code of conduct, efforts to ensure students’ alignment 
Code of conduct
15
Various scholarship and other child welfare schemes and the responsibility allocation
Fees, funds and scholarship records
16
Curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular events and activities, activities during assembly
Annual curriculum plan
18
Understanding of CCE, various assessment methods and tools, feedback method etc
Assessment records and feedback
19
The target awareness, the performance evaluation practices
Achievement orientation
20
The knowledge and skill level of head
Self-development /Academic excellence of the Head
21
The professional development programmes attended, feedback on usefulness
Professional development of faculty
22
The meeting agenda and the usefulness
System of faculty’s mentoring
23
Satisfaction level with the leadership, issues which are not paid attention to, etc.
Representation to management
24
The head’s efforts to ensure stakeholder participation in school’s operations
Collaboration with stakeholders
25
Variety, utility, technology support, of TLMs in use. Efforts to create TLMs, community participation in TLM creation
Utilization of teaching-learning material (TLM)
26
Teachers' self development initiatives, involvement in responsibilities other than teaching, acquaintance with current educational development, etc.
Self-development of teachers

4
Non-teaching staff

1
The nature of committee’s school supervision visits
Committee's school supervision reports (Records)
2
Record keeping process, availability and compliance to the various SOPs, the technology use in operations
Standard operating procedures and records
3
The mode of information dissemination and storage
Information management
4
The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal system, effectiveness of the system
Grievance redressal system
5
The schedules of housekeeping and cleaning
Facility maintenance
6
The condition and the maintenance schedules of equipment
Equipment maintenance
7
Various safety and security measures 
Safety and security
8
Alignment towards code of conduct, efforts to ensure students’ alignment 
Code of conduct
9
Audits and financial statements
Account management
10
Vendor management procedures
Vendor management
11
The head’s efforts towards building or customizing operational systems
Establishment of operational systems
5
Parents

1
SMC's performance evaluation practices
Process of committee working
2
Public image of the school
Representation to external world
3
Awareness, and level of participation in planning process
School’s goals and plans
4
Awareness about and participation in decision making process
Decision making
5
Areas of concern, level of comfort regarding the committee’s supervision
Nature of committee's supervision
6
The mode of information dissemination and storage
Information management
7
The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal system, effectiveness of the system
Grievance redressal system
8
Perception about the safety aspects of the school
Safety and security maintenance
9
The code of conduct for students, and comfort/acceptance level
Code of conduct
10
Satisfaction level and comfort in the CCE implementation, Nature of feedback given by teachers(student performance) 
Assessment records and feedback
11
The satisfaction with the head’s efforts for performance improvement, and the appreciation practices
Achievement orientation
12
The recognition of head outside the school
Self-development/Academic excellence of the Head
13
The level of participation and involvement in the school operations and the initiatives from their side
Collaboration with stakeholders
6
Students

1
Attitude towards the assembly, uniform, anthem, and the level of pride and belongingness
School’s vision and identity
2
Approach towards the rules, comfort levels
Code of conduct
3
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
Nature of committee's supervision
4
The existence of and comfort about the grievance redressal system, effectiveness of the system
Grievance redressal system
5
The schedules of housekeeping and cleaning
Facility maintenance
6
The safety level of the school building and premises school.
Safety and security maintenance
7
Various activities and events at school, assembly procedures/activities
Annual curriculum plan
8
The assessment pattern followed by teachers
Teacher-made tests
9
Nature of the feedback given
Assessment records and feedback
10
The achievement orientation, appreciation and motivation given by teachers and head
Achievement orientation
11
The involvement of head in teaching
Self-development/Academic excellence of the Head
12
The psycho-social comfort, adequacy of the facilities, problems faced
Classroom environment and culture
13
Subject knowledge of teachers
Teachers' level of subject expertise
14
Pedagogic competence of teachers
Teachers' level of pedagogic competence
15
Lesson content, lesson objectives, activities, homework load
Lesson/Activity planning
16
Variety and utility of TLMs in use, and involvement in TLM creation
Utilization of teaching-learning material (TLM)
17
The level of confidence to approach teacher, language comfort, teacher’s efforts to resolve issues, etc.
Classroom environment and culture
18
Awareness of objectives of lessons, teachers’ efforts towards student engagement, nature of activities, etc.
Class organization and student engagement

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