Examples of using Internal evaluation in English and their translations into Turkish
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Types of internal evaluation.
A variety of procedures or mechanisms may be used for internal evaluation.
In almost all countries, internal evaluation is compulsory.
No internal evaluation procedures: LU Initial teacher education abroad: LI.
Chapters 2 and3 deal respectively with the main features of external and internal evaluation.
In 13 countries, internal evaluation should occur on an annual basis.
Chapter 4 discusses use of the findings from external and internal evaluation.
Denmark: For internal evaluation, the information shown relates to universities only.
In Spain and Portugal,administrative and service staff may participate in internal evaluation.
Figure 1.2: Status of external and internal evaluation of initial teacher education for general education(ISCED 1-3), 2005/06.
In the majority of countries,there are no regulations or recommendations on the publication of internal evaluation results.
In France, Cyprus, Slovenia and Iceland, this internal evaluation is recommended and/or only sparingly regulated.
Internal evaluation occurring only once, to enable new programmes or institutions to be accredited for the first time, is not covered.
However, several of them have carried out internal evaluations in recent years and have also been evaluated externally.
Internal evaluation(self-evaluation) of teacher education may BE defined as an evaluation process for which those working in a particular institution or programme are responsible.
As already indicated in Chapter 1, regulations on internal evaluation exist in all countries and regions, except in Luxembourg.
In Spain, internal evaluation is regulated by each institution's selfevaluation plans, as well as by the aims, activities and programmes currently developed and promoted by the ANECA.
In ten countries or regions,higher education institutions have to undertake internal evaluation at fixed intervals of longer periods ranging from three to ten years.
Internal evaluation: A process carried out under the responsibility of those working within an institution, consisting of the systematic collection of administrative data and the questioning of students, lecturers and other staff.
In the Czech Republic, Germany(universities and colleges of education providing bachelor's and master's programmes), Hungary and the United Kingdom(Scotland),institutions for teacher education have both to undertake annual internal evaluations and produce special evaluation reports when external evaluation occurs.
Czech Republic:(1) relates to the internal evaluation that takes place prior to external evaluation, and(2) to the annual internal evaluation.
Figure 4.1: Possible consequences of external and internal evaluation for institutions/programmes providing initial teacher education for general education(ISCED 1-3), 2005/06.
In teacher training colleges, internal evaluation is carried out by the college council, while the management team is typically responsible for the evaluation of teaching.
Chapters 2 and 3, which deal with external and internal evaluation respectively, take such differences into account where necessary for more country-specific details please refer to the Annex.
It may be concerned with the results of internal evaluation, the content of the curriculum for teacher education, teaching methods(i.e. how the content of that curriculum is taught), or assessment practices.
In Spain, as in the case of external evaluation, internal evaluation also focuses on criteria such as the management, planning, communication and organisation of teacher training courses, the specifications of the educational programme and activities concerned with improvement and review.
Responsibility for organising and coordinating internal evaluation may lie with different bodies such as the management or governing board of the institution evaluated, a special evaluation committee that has been set up for this purpose within the institution itself, or a council of academic staff representatives.
In the French Community of Belgium(universities), Spain,France(internal evaluations linked to evaluation by the IGAENR and CNE), Finland and Iceland, internal evaluation is meant to precede external evaluation, the frequency of which is not itself specified by regulations.
Descriptors: Initial teacher education, Inservice teacher training, Internal evaluation, External evaluation, Evaluator, Quality of education, Educational provision, Accreditation, Teacher education institution, Training programme, Debate, Reform, Comparative analysis, Bulgaria, Romania, European Economic Area, European Union.
The lack of regulations about aplan for improvement also concerns compulsory internal evaluations that occur prior to external evaluation(the Flemish Community of Belgium, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Hungary, the Netherlands and Portugal) as well as annual internal evaluations Latvia in the case of study programme evaluation, Hungary and Sweden.