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MONITORING of SCHOOLS of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. Presented by: Dr. Annie Pring-Valdez CHED-TCME – member PASMETH – Vice President. REPUBLIC ACT 7722 HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1994. Sec 8. Powers & Functions of the Commission e) Monitor & evaluate the performance of
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MONITORING of SCHOOLS of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Presented by: Dr. Annie Pring-Valdez CHED-TCME – member PASMETH – Vice President
REPUBLIC ACT 7722 HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1994 Sec 8. Powers & Functions of the Commission e) Monitor & evaluate the performance of programs & institutions of higher learning for appropriate incentives as well as the imposition of sanctions such as, but not limited to, diminution or withdrawal of subsidy, recommendation on the down- grading or withdrawal of accreditation, program termination or school closure
REPUBLIC ACT 7722 HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1994 See 12. The Technical Panels The Commission shall reconstitute and/or organize technical panels for different disciplines/program areas. They shall assist the Commission in setting standards and in program and institution monitoring and evaluation. The technical panels shall be composed of senior specialists or academicians to be appointed by the Commission.
AREAS OF EVALUATION • ADMINISTRATION • 1.1. Vision and Mission • 1.2. Organizational Structure • II. DEAN • 2.1. Appropriate undergraduate degree • 2.2. Appropriate graduate degree • 2.3. Appropriate license • 2.4. Appropriate teaching/administrative experience 2.5. Full-time with contract
AREAS OF EVALUATION III. FACULTY 3.1. Appropriate bachelor’s degree 3.2. Appropriate postgraduate degree 3.3. Appropriate professional license 3.4. Appropriate 3.4.1. Teaching experience 3.4.2. Training experience 3.4.3. Working experience 3.5. Faculty load 3.6. Faculty development program 3.7. Full-time to part-time ratio 3.8. Faculty-student ratio 3.9. Faculty manual 3.10. Faculty salary rating scale 3.11. Faculty ranking scale
AREAS OF EVALUATION • CURRICULUM • 4.1. Conformity with policies & standards V. INSTRUCTIONAL STANDARDS 5.1. Course syllabi 5.2. Instructional Materials/aids 5.3. Internship/Externship Program/ RLE/Practicum
AREAS OF EVALUATION • VI. STUDENTS & ALUMNI • 6.1. Student Manual • 6.2. Admission and Retention Policies • 6.3. Student Services • 6.4. Health services • 6.5. Guidance Counseling Services • 6.6. Student Organizations related to discipline 6.7. Student Alumni 6.8. Linkages 6.9. Job fair/Placement
AREAS OF EVALUATION VII. LABORATORY FACILITIES and EQUIPMENT 7.1. Basic Laboratory 7.2. Supplies 7.3. Reagents 7.4. Waste Disposal System 7.5. Ventilation 7.6. Safety Measures
AREAS OF EVALUATION VIII. LIBRARY 8.1. Licensed librarian 8.2. General Courses 8.3. Major Courses 8.4. Journals 8.5. IT Facilities
AREAS OF EVALUATION • IX. PHYSICAL PLANT & FACILITIES • 9.1. Location and Floor plan • 9.2. Building • 9.3. Classrooms/Laboratory Rooms • 9.4. AV Rooms and facilities • 9.5. Recreational Areas • 9.6. Health facilities (infirmary or clinic) • 9.7. Restrooms • 9.8. Student and Faculty canteens • 9.9. Student and faculty lounge
AREAS OF EVALUATION • X. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT • 10.1. Facilities • 10.2. On-going research • 10.3. Completed research • 10.4. Published research XI. COMMUNITY OUTREACH/LINKAGES 11.1. Current Program/Output
AREAS OF EVALUATION • XII. BOARD PERFORMANCE • 12.1. Percentage of passing for the past three years • 1-25 examinees • 26-100 examinees • 101 and above
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS • AREAS OF EVALUATIONCOMPLIANCEREMARKS • Administration • Dean • Faculty • Curriculum • Instructional Standards • Students & Alumni • Laboratory Facilities • Library • Physical Plant & Facilities • Research & Development • Community Outreach/Linkages • Board Performance
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