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How to evaluate the effectiveness of your department

Last reviewed on 14 September 2018
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Read on for details of 8 key actions to take when evaluating your subject department, featuring tips from our experts on analysing results, conducting pupil voice surveys and creating an action plan.

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  1. Analyse and evaluate results
  2. Make use of pupil voice
  3. Scrutinise pupils' work
  4. Focus on your subject's particular features
  5. Observe teaching and learning
  6. Evaluate the impact of your leadership
  7. Write a departmental self-evaluation form
  8. Create a departmental action plan
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