Table 1.
Candidate indicators for evaluating the quality of English language teaching.
| Major Indicator | Minor indicator | ID |
|---|---|---|
| Teaching Plan | Proper and Scientific Instruction | |
| Timely Presentation of Materials in Sessions | ||
| Prioritizing Topics and Adhering to the Syllabus | ||
| Referring to the Curriculum in Classes | ||
| Teaching Behavior | Ability to Maintain Order | |
| Mastery in Presenting Materials | ||
| Responding to Questions Raised in Sessions | ||
| Rate of English Language Use During Instruction | ||
| Avoidance of Tangential Issues During Instruction | ||
| Sustained Interaction Between Instructor and Learner | ||
| Teaching Environment | Continued Interaction Outside the Classroom Through Online Tools | |
| Use of Instructional Aids to Enhance Teaching | ||
| Instructor's Attention to (LSRW) Skills in Class | ||
| Standard Deviation of Students' Ages in the Class | ||
| Male-to-Female Ratio Among Learners | ||
| Availability of a Platform for Questions and Answers After Class | ||
| Teaching Tools | Precise Instructor Responses to Questions Raised in Class | |
| Teaching Based on Concrete Examples and Understandable Scenarios | ||
| Efforts to Improve Learners' LSRW Skills | ||
| Teaching Based on Surface-to-Deep Level Strategies | ||
| Class Performance | Learner Participation Rate in Answering During Instruction | |
| Response Rate to Questions by Learners in Sessions | ||
| Rate of English-to-Native Language Conversations by Learners | ||
| Learner Participation Rate in Instructional Discussions |