2.3 Indicators, evidence and grading for each standarts
1.1.1 The program follows the curriculum specified by YÖK
1.1.2 Teaching and learning activities are appropriate for objectives in the syllabuses
1.1.3 Arrangements for student assessment are appropriate to objectives of the course
1.2.1 Practice is in compliance with the syllabuses
1.2.4 Student work is assessed in a way which provides useful feedback and assists student progress
1.3.1 Students achieve the required level of knowledge from the program
1.3.2 Students achieve the teaching skills required for beginning teachers
2.1.1 For each program, faculty staff are sufficient in number and qualifications
2.1.2 Faculty staff have opportunities to renew themselves professionally and do research
2.2.1 Faculty members show sufficient level of professional development
2.3.2 Quality of research is sufficient. It is published and supports the relevant program
3.1.1 Students have the necessary qualifications to begin the program
3.3.1 Graduates and/or students at the stage of graduation are successful
4.2.2 Students are provided appropriate conditions in schools
4.3.1 Students are prepared by their work in schools for subject areas they will teach
5.1.4 Faculty staff have offices, materials and support for their work
5.2.1 The facilities, equipment and classrooms are utilised to the full
5.2.2 Students use the library appropriately and effectively
5.3.1 Students reach a level of effectiveness in using laboratory, and technology, resources
5.3.2 Students reach a level of effectiveness in using library resources
6.1.1 Structure and understanding of management are appropriate for effective management
6.1.2 Faculty management has adopted a mission statement for teacher education
6.2.1 Management units function effectively
6.2.2 Faculty management supports the improvement of teacher education
6.2.3 Faculty has relations with national/ internationalinstitutions and organisations
7.1.1 There are quality assurance policies and procedures at faculty level
7.2.1 Quality assurance findings are used to improve the faculty as a whole