Self-Evaluation in Schools: What are Still the Challenges and how to Address Them?
Alenka Juric Rajh,
Andrej Koren and
Mateja Brejc
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Alenka Juric Rajh: National School for Leadership in Education
Andrej Koren: International School for Social and Business Studies
Mateja Brejc: National School for Leadership in Education
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Abstract:
Self-evaluation is obligatory for schools in Slovenia since 2008. Throughout the years there has not been any national guidelines on how to effectively implement self-evaluation, rather a number of projects or incentives led by different institutions. Self-evaluation in schools is for this and other reasons implemented differently in terms of efficiency and quality. Therefore, a two-year program, financed by the MoE and EU, was designed to prepare a more coherent national system of quality for schools. The paper discusses the results of one of the preliminary studies that was focused on how the so-called ‘developmental’ (strong) and ‘pilot’ (weak) schools implement self-evaluation. Key findings are presented and used as a framework for establishing learning collaboration and school networks.
Keywords: self-evaluation; capacity building; education; networking; collaboration (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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