Title: UAE National Agenda
1UAE National Agenda A World Class Education
2UAE National visionThe vision aims to make the
UAE among the best countries in the world by the
golden jubilee of the union. In order to
translate the vision into reality, its pillars
have been mapped into six national priorities
which represent the key focus sectors of
government action in the coming years.
UAE National Agenda A World Class Education
3UAE NATIONAL AGENDAHis Highness Sheikh Mohammed
bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime
Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has
launched a seven year UAE National Agenda leading
to the UAE Vision 2021.
UAE National Agenda A World Class Education
4UAE National Agenda A World Class Education
- A set of educational targets world class
education - The targets focus on the quality of education and
student achievement across different phases - The UAE will be among the 20 highest
performing countries in PISA in 2021 (Programme
for International Student Assessment) -
- The UAE will be among the 15 highest performing
countries in TIMSS in 2021 (Trends in
International Mathematics and Science Study)
5UAE National Agenda
- 95 of children in the UAE attend
Pre-primary education - 90 of Emirati students complete
a high school secondary education - 100 schools have high-quality
teachers - Highly effective school
leadership - High skills in Arabic language -
90 of Year 8 students develop high skills in
Arabic language in the UAE NAP assessment - No students need undertake a
university foundation programme
6UAE Vision 2021-Innovation
Promoting a culture of Innovation in
Education
National Innovation Strategy UAE to be amongst
the most innovative nations in the world
In curriculum design in teaching and
learning learning technologies physical and
virtual learning spaces assessment
7UAE National Agenda TIMSS, PIRLS, PISA
- TIMSS (Trends in International Mathematics and
Science Study) ) formal classroom mathematics
and science in terms of content. Students in
Grade 4 and Grade 8 take the tests every 4
years - PIRLS (Progress of International Reading and
Literacy Study construct, extend and reflect on
the meaning of what has been read students in
Grade 4 are tested every 5 years - PISA (Programme for International Student
Assessment) is about application of
(mathematics/science/reading) knowledge to the
real world - not directly linked to the school
curriculum based around problem solving and
thinking - 3 year cycle - students tested are 15 years of
age end of compulsory education - Once tested, KHDA set targets for schools in
Dubai -
8PISA Citizens of the World
- PISA asks the following questions to establish
the extent to which education prepares students
to be active, reflective, intelligent citizens - Are students well prepared for future challenges?
- Can they analyse, reason and communicate
effectively? - How well do they transfer ideas and solve
problems? - Do they have the capacity to continue learning
throughout life? - Drive improvement of learner outcomes, potential
life chances and policy development for
governments - Shanghai has the highest performing scores in
mathematics with a mean score of 613 119 points
above the OECD average in 2012 (494) and 119 is
equivalent to three years of schooling
9PISA Students Engagement, Drive and Self Beliefs
- Findings
- Lack of punctuality and truancy are negatively
associated with student performance - Arriving late for school is associated with a 27
point lower score in Maths - Missing classes or days of school is associated
with a 37 point lower score in Maths This is the
equivalent to nearly one year of schooling - Good teacher-student relations are strongly
associated with greater student engagement - Self belief in mathematics can significantly
affect performance - Motivation, drive and confidence in oneself are
essential if students are to fulfill their
potential
10UAE National Agenda PISA
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