International Journal of Education and Social Science (IJESS)

ISSN 2410-5171 (Online) , ISSN 2415-1246 (Print)

Contribution of Queen Rania Award for Excellence in Improving the Educational Sector in Schools of Jordan

Mustafa M. H. Kanaan

Abstract

The research is aimed at studying impact of award-winning of Queen Rania for excellence in refining the educational division in institutes of Jordan. Lately, Jordan focuses on educational change with a comprehensive strategy known as (ERfKE) Education Reform for the Knowledge Economy. This analysis attempts to answer inquiries concerning hugely persuasive contributions of academic improvement as indicated by educational level, experience years and gender of the teacher. Information is analyzed using detailed measurements, to evaluate the educators' view of elements of brilliance. The discoveries demonstrated that educators' most significant contributions are identified with criteria of Award of Queen Rania. The outcomes demonstrate at its best element despicable under this area was Queen Rania award for instructive brilliance is thought to be a decent inspiration for instructors' execution. There wasn’t a critical contrast in educators on the space of Queen Rania Award way because of either sex, years of experience and level of academic qualification. Results demonstrate that sex, experience gained in years and level of education is not substantial. Based on the discoveries, the investigation suggests more care of criteria in QRA, and necessity to examine more contributions that might impact educators' excellence.

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