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LESSON I
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THE VISION, MISSION, GOALS AND

1.1 Definition of Vision,
Mission, Goals and
Objectives

OBJECTIVES OF THE INSTITUTION

1.2 Comparison of Vision
and Mission
1.3 Purpose and Inclusion
of Vision and Mission
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 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

An educational institution is a place where learners of different ages gain

education. Education is based on an age grade system from preschool, primary, intermediate,
and
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universities). Educational institutions carry out educational activities that engage students with
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various School environments and learning spaces.
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Mission, Goals and However, not all types of educational institutions are structured and formalized.
While established educational institutions follow a well-defined
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curriculum, some learning
andenvironments
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of Vision and Mission
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 There are two types of education: formal and informal.

Formal education deals with the conventional classroom set-up where structured
methods of learning are administered in educational institutions. Government recognition in
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terms of the curricular offering that predetermines the books and materials to be used for
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instruction is necessary to establish standards in the academic community. Faculty and
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instructors follow the curricula set by a technical committee appointed by the government.
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1.1Formal
Definition education
of Vision, starts at around age 4 from preschool up to higher education. It takes place
in a stipulated period in which learners complete each level by acquiring the required
Mission, Goals and
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1.2competencies
Comparison of Visionin preparation for higher learning.
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education, on the other hand, is anything learned independently outside
Informal
of Vision and Mission

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integrated
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education
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interaction
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expertise,
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 VISION AND MISSION STATEMENT

Vision Statement

A vision statement conveys the desired end of an academic institution. It is usually

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a one-sentence
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transformation
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memorable,
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1.1 Definition of Vision,
words—such
Mission, Goals and as “Equality for Everyone,” a human rights campaign—while the longest may
contain up to 26 words—such as “A World in which every person enjoys all of the human rights
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andenshrined
Mission in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights
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instruments”
of Vision and Mission of Amnesty International.
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 Mission Statement

A mission statement is a one-sentence statement relating the intention of your institution’s

existence. This communicates what you do or who you do this for. The mission must be clear by using
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simple language with an average of 5 to 20 words. Examples include “Spreading Ideas” by TED, “The
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increase and diffusion of knowledge” by Smithsonian, “Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for
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Humanity brings people together to build homes, community and hope” by Habitat for Humanity.
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 Table 1.1 Comparison between vision statement and mission statement

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Function It inspires to give the best Define the key measure of
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Mission, Goals and Statement
Developing When do we want to reach What do we do today?
Objectives success? For whom do we do it?
1.2 Comparison of Vision
and Mission Where do want to go Why we do what we do?
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of Vision and Mission
How do we want to do it?
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Time Talks about future Talk about present leading
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Where do we aim to be? What makes us different?
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About
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 ABOUT VALUE STATEMENT

A value statement, or the core values, is a list of fundamental doctrines that guide
and direct the educational institution. This sets the moral direction of the institution and its
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academic community that guides decision-making and provides a yardstick against any action.
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The core values shape the standard structure that is shared and acted upon by the academic
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community.
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Mission, Goals and In developing an institution’s value statement, consider the following questions:
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What values of Visionare distinct to our educational institution?
and Mission
• What values should direct our institution?
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of Vision and Mission
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incorporated
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decision-making
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 OBJECTIVES
Educational objectives, or goals, are short statements that learners should achieve
within or at the end of the course or lesson. When setting the objectives, curriculum developers
must
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Realistic, and Time bound.
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Below is list of educational objectives set by the Commission on Higher Education
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(CHED)ofMemorandum
1.1 Definition Vision, Order No. 14, series of 2006 on Policies, Standards, and Guidelines for
Medical Technology Education.
Mission, Goals and
Objectives
1.2 Comparison of Vision
and Mission
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of Vision and Mission

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 KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER:
 An
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 Education is based on an age grade system from preschool, primary, intermediate, and
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1.1 Definition of Vision,
Mission, Goals and
 A vision statement is the desired end of an academic
Objectives institution. It is usually a one-
sentence statement that describes the distinct and
1.2 Comparison of Vision
and Mission
motivating long-term desired
1.3 Purposetransformation
and Inclusion resulting from institutional programs.
of Vision and Mission
Lesson2 A mission statement is a one-sentence statement relating the intention of an institution’s
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Lesson6 A value statement is a list of fundamental doctrines that guide and direct the educational
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Lesson10 An educational objective is a short statement that a learner should achieve within or at
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the end of the course or lesson.
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1.1 Definition of Vision,
Please take the
Mission, Goals and
Objectives Learning Outcomes Assessment
1.2 Comparison of Vision
and Mission
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of Vision and Mission
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