QUALITY ASSURANCE IN EDUCATION THROUGH VOLUNTARY ACCREDITATION

1. QUALITY ASSURANCE IN
EDUCATION THROUGH
VOLUNTARY
ACCREDITATION
QUALITY ASSURANCE IN
EDUCATION THROUGH
VOLUNTARY
ACCREDITATION

2. According to British Higher Education Council:
According to former CHED Executive Director:
“Quality” is the central mystery in all the
variants of meaning and nuance of which the
word is capable.”
“Quality” is not perfection, it is improving
your previous best and showing that you are at
the leading edge in most aspects.
What do I need to
learn?
What do I need to
learn?

3. QUALITY-refers to an ascending degree of excellence
Different
Concept
of
Quality
Different
Concept
of
Quality
Set of
standardsAssurance
Quality Assurance in
Education

4. LEGALBASIS OF VOLUNTARY ACCREDATATION IN
THE PHILIPPINES
LEGALBASIS OF VOLUNTARY ACCREDATATION IN
THE PHILIPPINES
EDUCATION ACT OF 1982
CREATION OF THE
COMMISSION ON HIGHER
EDUCATION(CHED) IN 1994

5. In 1994, Commission on higher Education (CHED)
was organized by virtue of Republic act (R.A.) 7722.
Accrediting agencies federated under the Federation of Accrediting
Agencies of the Philippines(FAAP):
Philippine Accrediting Agencies of Schools ,Colleges and
Universities(PAASCU
Association of Christian Schools ,Colleges and Universities Accrediting
Agency(ACSCUAA)
Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on
Accreditation (PACUCOA)

6. TWO ACCREDITING AGENCIES FOR
PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and
Universities of the Philippines(AACUP)
Association of Local Colleges and Universities
Commission on Accreditation(ALCUCOA

7. VOLUNTARY ACCREDITIONVOLUNTARY ACCREDITION
In the Philippines and in the
world , the accepted measure of
quality assurance in education is
voluntary accreditation.

8. What is voluntary Accreditation?
Voluntary Accreditation is a concept of self-
regulation which focuses on self-study and evaluation
and on the continuing improvement of educational
quality .It is both a process and a result .
As a process ,it is a form of peer review in which an
association of schools and colleges establishes sets of criteria
and procedures.
As a result ,it is a form of certification granted by a
recognized and authorized accrediting agency.

9.  Voluntary Accreditation is mission-centric
 Rationale for Voluntary Accreditation
Basic Principles /Characteristics of
Voluntary Accreditation
a. Accreditation is based on accepted standards.
b. Accreditation is primarily concerned with
the students learning welfare , growth and
development.

10. c. Accreditation provides opportunities for institutional
growth through self study, evaluation and self regulation.
d. Accreditation admits periodic review
,criticism , and readjustment of its criteria,
policies and procedures in response to changes
in Education
 Significant practical values of Education

11. OUTCOMES –BASED EDUCATION(OBE)OUTCOMES –BASED EDUCATION(OBE)
 Shift of Instructional focus
Student Learning Outcomes(SLO)
 The outcomes of Education
 Program objectives(P.O)
Curriculum Mapping
 Immediate Outcomes
 b.Deferred outcomes

12. DETERMINING THE ATTAINMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING
OUTCOMES (SLO)THROUGH OUTCOMES- BASEDASSESSMENT
DETERMINING THE ATTAINMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING
OUTCOMES (SLO)THROUGH OUTCOMES- BASEDASSESSMENT
Educational Assessment
is a comprehensive process of describing,
judging and communicating the quality
of learning and performance of students

13. Outcome- based
assessment
requires teacher to define clearly in
language that their student can
understand and apply

14.  Recommended Outcomes-based
Assessment tools
Characteristics of OBA
Use of Measurable Assessment Tools
Key to OBA

15. What do I
need to
remember?
What do I
need to
remember?

16. 1.Quality Assurance in Education
2.Voluntary accreditation as the recognized
instrument for quality assurance
3.Outcomes-based Education (OBE) the recent
development in voluntary accreditation :Program
outcomes and student learning outcomes.
4. Curriculum mapping by matching the
identified students learning outcomes with the
program courses.
Achieving outcomes –based education through
outcome –based assessment (OBA)

17. THE END!!!
Amparo , Liliavic C.
Bargasao , Danilyn
Café, Aiza L.
Commandante , Melky