Dubai Knowledge Authority Uses Data for School Inspections
The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai has organized a new school oversight system based on data and artificial intelligence technologies to improve the quality of education. The goal of this model is to direct regulatory efforts more strongly towards schools that require support by utilizing assessments that are based on school performance and outcomes rather than traditional, frequent inspections. There will be two visits: one comprehensive evaluation (QA1) that determines the final assessment and influences the school's classification, and another follow-up (QA2) focused on improvements, which relies on data, evidence, and performance indicators. Additionally, a cost index for education will be announced by April, based on inflation and economic data, aimed at enhancing economic decision-making and school fee regulations in Dubai.
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