Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Educational Management
Contents
Introduction
Define the Educational Management
Needs of Educational Management
Nature and Scope of Educational Management
Principles of Educational Management
Difference between Administration and Management
Learner Activity
Characteristics of Good Management
Summary of the lesson
Preparation for next lesson
References
Introduction
Overview
Operating educational organizations is the focus of the research and
practice of educational management. The focus in educational
administration is on the objectives of learning. These aims or
objectives give administrators of educational organizations the
essential feeling of focus. There is a risk of "managerialism... placing
emphasis on processes at the cost of educating goals and values"
until this connection between aim and leadership is apparent and
strong. "Management does not have any overarching objectives or
principles of its own to pursue. The goal of leadership may be to
maximize effectiveness, yet in this scenario, effectiveness is defined
by how well those objectives were accomplished.
Definition of Management
Management:
Management is the procedure of organizing,
guiding, motivating, and regulating the activities of
an organization's facts (monetary, material, and
personnel) in order to effectively and profitably
accomplish its objectives.
Needs of Educational Management
In the words of Kandel, "the basic goal of educational management is to put learners
and educators in such circumstances in order to successfully achieve the purposes of
learning.
Sir Graham Balfour describes the goal of educational management in the following
way: "The objective of educational management is to permit eligible students to obtain
the appropriate education through the appropriate educators, at a price within the
government's means, allowing students to benefit from their studies.
Dynamic Function
Practicability
Distinct Process
Needed at All Levels of the Organization
System of Authority
Educational Management is Universal Process
Authority,
Division of work responsibility and Discipline Unity of command
accountability
Subordination of
Stability of tenure of
individual interest to Equity Initiatives
personnel
general interest
Difference between Management and
Administration
Difference between Management and
Administration
Nature The management endeavor is an executive activity. Taking decisions is part of administration.
Process Whom ought to do it and how they would do it are decided by The administration chooses whom as well as what is supposed to be
management. accomplished.
Function Management makes decisions because executives complete Since it creates strategies and regulations, administration is a
tasks under their direction. cognitive activity.
Basic Management Administration
Skills Humanistic and technological capacities. Interpersonal and intellectual
abilities.
Make a group of five and watch and discuss this video with your group members.
Video Link
Difference between Management and Administration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EMAtfb0dDc
Characteristics of Good Management
Conformity to
the social and
Flexibility Practicability political Efficiency. Successful
philosophy of achievement of
the country. desired
objectives.
Summary
Flexibility,
Practicability
Summary
Confirmit to the social and political philosophy of the country.
Efficiency.
Reading Assignment
Process of Educational Management
Reading link
Okumbe, J. A.O. (1998). Educational Management: Theory and Practice.
Nairobi University Press.
END OF Presentation
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References