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Teacher Feedback on Curriculum and Its Transaction – 2025-26 Results

Aggregate ratings for Academic Year 2025-26. Individual identities and written comments are excluded.

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Rated respondents 35 Responses containing a valid score
Overall mean score 4.42 / 5.00 Across scored questions
Normalised mean score 88.4% Mean score expressed as a percentage of the maximum

Question-wise performance

Stakeholder indicators

Mean scores and complete aggregate rating distributions are shown for each indicator.

1

Relevance of the curriculum to current academic and industry standards

4.40
Mean: 4.40 / 5.00 88.0%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1851.4%
  • Very Good1337.1%
  • Good411.4%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
2

Appropriateness of the curriculum structure and content

4.31
Mean: 4.31 / 5.00 86.3%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1542.9%
  • Very Good1645.7%
  • Good411.4%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
3

Scope for incorporating innovative teaching methods

4.26
Mean: 4.26 / 5.00 85.1%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1131.4%
  • Very Good2262.9%
  • Good25.7%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
4

Curriculum emphasis on skill development and employability

4.43
Mean: 4.43 / 5.00 88.6%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1851.4%
  • Very Good1440.0%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
5

Balance between theory and practical components

4.46
Mean: 4.46 / 5.00 89.1%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1954.3%
  • Very Good1337.1%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
6

Availability of adequate learning resources for curriculum delivery

4.40
Mean: 4.40 / 5.00 88.0%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1954.3%
  • Very Good1131.4%
  • Good514.3%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
7

Integration of ICT tools in curriculum implementation

4.49
Mean: 4.49 / 5.00 89.7%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent2057.1%
  • Very Good1234.3%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
8

Support for interdisciplinary and experiential learning

4.43
Mean: 4.43 / 5.00 88.6%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1851.4%
  • Very Good1440.0%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
9

Curriculum responsiveness to local and national development needs

4.31
Mean: 4.31 / 5.00 86.3%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1542.9%
  • Very Good1645.7%
  • Good411.4%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
10

Involvement of teachers in curriculum design and revision

4.57
Mean: 4.57 / 5.00 91.4%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent2262.9%
  • Very Good1131.4%
  • Good25.7%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
11

Effectiveness of internal assessment and evaluation methods

4.51
Mean: 4.51 / 5.00 90.3%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent2160.0%
  • Very Good1131.4%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
12

Alignment of the curriculum with research and project opportunities

4.31
Mean: 4.31 / 5.00 86.3%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1748.6%
  • Very Good1234.3%
  • Good617.1%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
13

Clarity of learning outcomes and objectives in the syllabus

4.57
Mean: 4.57 / 5.00 91.4%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent2365.7%
  • Very Good925.7%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
14

Overall satisfaction with the curriculum and its transaction process

4.40
Mean: 4.40 / 5.00 88.0%

Rating distribution

  • Excellent1748.6%
  • Very Good1542.9%
  • Good38.6%
  • Average00.0%
  • Poor00.0%
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