Teachers and principals in Dubai were given instruction on ways to develop curriculum and plan policies based on Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) indicators.
Organised by the Pakistan Association, more than 70 head teachers, teachers and coordinators from 10 schools and three universities came together on Saturday to be trained by a Ministry of Education official on how to develop their school strategies and planning to fit KHDA standards.
Samina Nasir, head of the education committee, said KHDA inspection brought "drastic" changes.
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