
Success criteria & measures
How success is recognised
Success criteria and measures allow a team to define the extent to which they achieved their goal. It is important to keep criteria and/or measures
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simple
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relevant
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worth pursuing
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achievable within the constraints of time and resources
The purpose of success criteria is to provide guidance for creating success measures. It is the measures that are most important and which indicate the degree to which criteria were met.
An example
Improvement goal
To increase the number of authentic and practical problem-solving activities in Mathematics by the end of this year, so they represent one third of the Mathematics syllabus.
Success criteria
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Is there an increase in the number of authentic and practical problem-solving activities?
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Are the activities authentic?
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Are the activities practical?
Success measures
Do they represent one third of the Mathematics syllabus?
Was the goal achieved this year?