Internal quality in teaching and learning refers to those policies and practices whereby academic institutions themselves monitor and improve the quality of their education provision, while external quality refers to supra-institutional policies and practices whereby the quality of higher education institutions and teaching and learning programs are assured. Individual universities have always possessed policies and practices designed to improve the quality of education, but academic institutions have also always operated within a national policy framework designed by the state to assure academic …show more content…
The student-centered learning approach has been argued to increase students’ active engagement in their learning processes and active participation in influencing their development. Additionally, the rationale of adopting the program could be understood in terms of quality in teaching goals. Especially with the present national ambitions, such as quality in teaching and learning in higher education is defined as ‘transformation’ whereby education provision should enable students to achieve the intended teaching and learning outcomes (Ministry of Education, 2011). The intended outcomes should be designed to meet the needs of the students and country. In this respect, the higher education policies have increasingly emphasized the quality of teachers and