Instructional quality refers to the effectiveness of teaching methods and practices in promoting student learning. It encompasses various factors, including the clarity of instruction, engagement strategies, and the ability to assess student understanding. High instructional quality often leads to better student outcomes and a deeper understanding of the material. Key components of instructional quality include curriculum alignment, teacher qualifications, and student feedback. Effective instruction is tailored to meet diverse learning needs and encourages active participation. Continuous improvement in instructional quality is essential for fostering an environment where all students can thrive academically.