This document contains instructions for a final exam in educational administration at Machakos University. It outlines 5 questions assessing various topics in educational management and leadership. Question 1 has 4 compulsory sub-questions addressing characteristics of schools, differences between administration and management, Fredrick Taylor's scientific management theory, and applying Maslow's hierarchy of needs to motivate workers. Questions 2-5 each have 2 sub-questions exploring theories of leadership, types of power, the communication process, school budgeting, roles in secondary school administration, and democratic practices in Kenyan schools. Students are instructed to answer question 1 and any other 2 questions.
This document contains instructions for a final exam in educational administration at Machakos University. It outlines 5 questions assessing various topics in educational management and leadership. Question 1 has 4 compulsory sub-questions addressing characteristics of schools, differences between administration and management, Fredrick Taylor's scientific management theory, and applying Maslow's hierarchy of needs to motivate workers. Questions 2-5 each have 2 sub-questions exploring theories of leadership, types of power, the communication process, school budgeting, roles in secondary school administration, and democratic practices in Kenyan schools. Students are instructed to answer question 1 and any other 2 questions.
This document contains instructions for a final exam in educational administration at Machakos University. It outlines 5 questions assessing various topics in educational management and leadership. Question 1 has 4 compulsory sub-questions addressing characteristics of schools, differences between administration and management, Fredrick Taylor's scientific management theory, and applying Maslow's hierarchy of needs to motivate workers. Questions 2-5 each have 2 sub-questions exploring theories of leadership, types of power, the communication process, school budgeting, roles in secondary school administration, and democratic practices in Kenyan schools. Students are instructed to answer question 1 and any other 2 questions.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND CURRICULUM STUDIES
FOURTH YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION FOR BACHELOR OF
EDUCATION
EMP 401: EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
DATE: 31/5/2017 TIME: 11:00 – 1:00 PM
INSTRUCTIONS i) Answer Question One and Any Other Two Questions ii) Do not write on the question paper
QUESTION ONE(COMPULSORY) (30 MARKS)
a) “A school is an organization just like any other”. Validate the statement with relevant examples of the characteristics of a school (5 marks) b) “Educational Administration and Educational Management are almost synonymous yet very distinct”. Justify the statement (5 marks) c) Explain the five principles of scientific management as advocated by Fredrick Taylor in the scientific management theory (10 marks) d) By the use of examples from the secondary school situation, explain how the Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Theory can be applied to motivate workers (10 marks)
QUESTION TWO (20 MARKS)
a) Explain the following theories of leadership i) The trait theories of leadership (4 marks)
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ii) The Contingency theory of leadership (4 marks) iii) The Charismatic theory of leadership (4 marks) b) Explain any four types of power (8 marks)
QUESTION THREE (20 MARKS)
a) Explain the steps of the communication process (7 marks) b) Explain the barriers to effective communication in an educational institution (10 marks) c) Explain the importance of grapevine in organizations (3 marks)
QUESTION FOUR (20 MARKS)
a) Explain any four functions of a school budget (8 marks) b) Explain the school budgeting procedure (12 marks)
QUESTION FIVE (20 MARKS)
a) Explain the roles of the following in secondary school administration
i) The Head Teacher (5 marks) ii) Heads of Department (5 marks) b) Explain any five ways through which democratic practices have been instituted in secondary school management in Kenya (10 marks)
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