Building international standards for Islamic education teacher candidates with reference to CAEP guidelines

Purpose This paper aims to develop precise statements (standards) to describe the knowledge and skills that should be possessed by Islamic education (IE) teacher candidates who receive their initial preparation in various international higher-education institutions. These statements must be compatib...

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Published in:Quality assurance in education 2024-06, Vol.32 (3), p.460-477
Main Author: AlHouli, Ali I.
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Accreditation
Citizenship
Cognition & reasoning
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Colleges & universities
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Educational Objectives
Elementary School Students
Exegesis & hermeneutics
Individualized Instruction
International Education
Islamic studies
Learning
Muslims
Quality control
Religion
Religious education
Schools
Students
Teacher education
Teaching
Teaching Methods
Thinking Skills
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description Purpose This paper aims to develop precise statements (standards) to describe the knowledge and skills that should be possessed by Islamic education (IE) teacher candidates who receive their initial preparation in various international higher-education institutions. These statements must be compatible with the requirements and guidelines for building specialized standards set by the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), so that they can be used for accreditation and improving quality. Design/methodology/approach Two panels of IE experts participated in developing and validating the standards, using a combination of Delphi and content validity methods. Alongside this research activity, management activity ensured that the process ran smoothly, as the researcher coordinated panels, allocated resources and tracked progress during standard development. Findings Twenty-six components divided into five standards were developed into a final list based on the panels. Originality/value This study provides standards for the preparation of IE teachers in higher-education institutions that can be applied in different countries and geographical regions. Furthermore, it aims to make the subject of IE more comparable with other academic disciplines, and appropriate for CAEP accreditation.
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Individualized Instruction
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Islamic studies
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Schools
Students
Teacher education
Teaching
Teaching Methods
Thinking Skills
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