Sunday, March 1, 2020

KHDA Frame work - DSIB Frame work

Skills Progression grid - Islamic Education


                                                                                                                          

ISLAMIC STUDIES
SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING PROGRESSION GRID
STAGES OF LEARNING

SKILL
GRADE 1
GRADE 2
GRADE 3
GRADE 4
GRADE 5
GRADE 6
GRADE 7
GRADE 8
KNOWLEDGE AND COMPREHEN-SION BASED SKILLS PROGRESSION





IN ADDITION TO FOLLOW THE CURRICULUM OUTLINES




LEARNING, UNDERSTANDING, AND PRACTICING THE TEACHINGS OF ISLAM
1.   Enabling students to understand that Islam is a way of life to learn it, love it, and live it.
Example:
    To Know Allah is   
    the Creator.

2.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

3.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

4.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.

1.   Students will learn that Islam provides a better meaning for life and The Hereafter which contains the best of feature.
Example:
The best ways to obey Allah.

2.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

3.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

4.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.
1.   Understanding that Islam provides happy life in this world and after death too.
Example:
    Describing Belief
   in Islam.

2.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

3.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

4.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.


1.   Learning the strong faith that Islam is lifetime commitment.
Example:
    Outline the  qualities of a Prophets and Messengers

2.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

3.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

4.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.

1.   To have a thorough view of the fact that Islam is a practical way of life which guides us in our day to day life.
Example:
Discuss the major teachings of Quran.

2.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

3.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

4.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.



1.   Observation and recall of information

2.   Knowledge of dates, events, places

3.   Understanding information.
Example:
List the five pillars of Islam.

4.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

5.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

6.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.


1.      Knowledge of major ideas.

2.      Mastery of Subject Matter.

3.      Grasp meaning and translate knowledge into new context.
Example:
      Interpret how Allah is Al-Lateef.

4.      Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

5.      Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

6.      To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.
1.   Predict consequences by ordering, grouping and inferring causes.

2.   By identifying the key areas of knowledge and comprehension.
Example:
Describe the method of Salah.

3.   Reading, discussion and understanding of the syllabus.

4.   Enabling to recite properly some portion of the Holy Quran.

5.   To learn different aspects of Seerah and adopt them in real lives.
APPLICATION AND ANALYSIS RELATED SKILLS PROGRESSION
1.   Using information, seeing patterns.

2.   Organizing parts to implicate the learned ideas.
Example:
Relate incidents as how the Prophet guided us to be honest in our deeds.

1.   Using information, seeing patterns.

2.   Organizing parts to implicate the learned ideas.
Example:
What are the qualities of a good Muslim which ensure that one follows Taqwa?

1.   Using information, seeing patterns.

2.   Organizing parts to implicate the learned ideas.
Example:
Analyze the features of Angels as a creation of Allah.

1.   Using different methods, concepts and theories in new situations.
Example:
How can we act upon the lesson of Trust in Allah as taught by Prophet Isma’eel?
1.   Solve problems using required skills or knowledge for applying it in real life.

2.   Recognition of hidden meanings and identification of components.
Example:
What are the different aspects of Tawheed?

1.   Using information, seeing patterns.

2.   Organizing parts to implicate the learned ideas.
Example:
Relate incidents as to why the Prophet became known as Al-Sadiq Al Ameen.

1.      Using different methods, concepts and theories in new situations.
Example:
What is the difference between Sunnah and Fard?
1.      Solve problems using required skills or knowledge for applying it in real life.

2.      Recognition of hidden meanings and identification of components.
Example:
What is the difference between Umrah and Hajj?
SYNTHESIS AND EVALUATION ORIENTED SKILLS PROGRESSION
1.   Use old ideas to create new ones.

2.   Compare and discriminate between ideas.
Example:
What are the benefits of Obeying Parents?
1.   Use old ideas to create new ones.

2.   Compare and discriminate between ideas.
Example:
Why is it important to offer Salah five times a day?
1.      Use old ideas to create new ones.

2.      Compare and discriminate between ideas.
Example:
How cooperation is helpful to establish a strong society?
1.   Generalize from given facts.

2.   Assess values of theories and presentations.
Example:
What the limits of human authority are as mentioned in the Belief of Al-Qadr?

1.   Relate knowledge from several areas.

2.   Make choices based on reasoned argument.

3.   Verify the value of evidence.

4.   Recognize subjectivity.
Example:
Why is it essential to care the rights of others?
1.   Use old ideas to create new ones.

2.   Compare and discriminate between ideas.
Example:
What if the Prophet was able to read and write?
1.   Generalize from given facts.

2.   Assess values of theories and presentations.
Example:
Why is it important for us to keep good family ties?

1.   Relate knowledge from several areas.

2.   Make choices based on reasoned argument.

3.   Verify the value of evidence.

4.   Recognize subjectivity.
Example:
Why is it essential to have an inter-faith harmony?