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Question:
a. Analyse the importance of strategic planning in education.
Answer:
As a consequence of globalization, the idea of strategic planning has come to be
vital for authoritative accomplishment in education. According to Mintzberg (1994)
characterizes strategic planning as a "formalized procedure to produce articulated result, in
the form of an integrated system of decision". Strategic planning is basic as far as limiting
the vulnerability of future and to give manageable upper hands (Demir and Yılmaz, 2010).
It can help an association in assisting with anticipating the future. The significance of
strategic planning originates from an attention on the ideas of mission, vision and
recognizing developmental directions for the association. It causes the association adjust to
an evolving climate, thinking methodically, and empowering viable administration and
authoritative proficiency.
Through the education framework, strategic planning gives potential and freedom
to organizers to act proactively to the future, innovation, and the climate in general.
Authenticity an education improvement methodology should put powerful showing
rehearses as a vital strategy for improvement and strategy management is an unsafe
administration (Yureva et al., 2016). In strategic planning, the future we need to be
characterized should be at first characterized through the organization and joint effort of
the different organizations of concerned instructive accomplices concerned. At that point,
the education systems for planning a particularly future can be planned. At the end of the
day, the picture of the proper learning systems and strategy ought to be given at the stage,
and afterward an understanding is reached through a continuous specialized examination,
investigation, and adjustment and the most significant strategic management achievement
key factor in any training is human resource to accomplish a fruitful association as school
(Amoli and Aghashahi, 2016). Through examination of qualities, shortcomings, current
freedoms and dangers inside and outside the association, strategic management thought
can be arranged (Kaufman and Herman, 1991).
Answer:
Once the plans and methods for achieving objectives and mission have been
identified, the next step is to begin “doing”. This step involves the continuation of some
on-going strategies as well as the beginning of some new strategies. Keller (1983) says that
a strategic planning process is essential to help campuses make a successful transition from
what has been to what is now and to what will be in the future.
Focusing on inculcate the strategic planning culture in education, the hole among
saying and doing (thought and activity) features a basic point in the arranging interaction.
On the off chance that arranging is the thing that individuals in associations do, not what
they say they will do, at that point their (or the organization's) aim is auxiliary to their
activities and the aftereffects of those activities. By focusing upon those activities,
scholarly directors can decide what execution means for authoritative results (Levy,
Meltsner, and Wildavsky 1974).
Rowley, Lujan, and Dolence (1997) recommended that the most ideal approach to
decide if an arrangement is deserving of execution is to decide the sufficiency of the
arranging cycle itself. Those cycles that effectively build up a goal comprehension of
outside and interior conditions and afterward propose strategies that utilization institutional
asset in the best way to exploit recognized and arising instructive freedoms will
undoubtedly result in the making of a feasible arrangement. In the event that those
conditions are not met, maybe the subsequent arrangement ought not to be actualized. The
arrangement should be open and liquid (Mintzberg 1994) and change in accordance with
conditions both inside and outside the establishment.
Altan, Y., Kerman, U., Aktel, M., & Öztop, S. (2013). Strategic planning in public
administration: Metropolitan municipalities’ case. Suleyman Demirel University
The Journal of Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, 18(3), 111-130.
Demir, C., & Yılmaz, M. K. (2010). Strategic planning process and its importance for
organizations. Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi İktisadi ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi
Dergisi, 25(1), 69- 88.
Keller, G. 1983. Academic Strategy. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
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Fla.: St. Lucie Press.
Mintzberg, H. (1994). The rise and fall strategic planning. New York: The Free Press
Mintzberg, H. 1994. The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning. New York: Free Press.
Okwukweka, C.F., & Obiageli, E.C. (2015). Problems of implementation of strategic plans
for secondary schools’ improvement in Anambra State. Academic Journals of
Educational Research & Reviews Social & Behavioral Sciences, 81, 270-274.
Rowley, D. J., H. D. Lujan, and M. G. Dolence. 1997. Strategic Change in Colleges and
Universities: Planning to Survive and Prosper. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
Rowley, D. J., H. D. Lujan, and M. G. Dolence. 1997. Strategic Change in Colleges and
Universities: Planning to Survive and Prosper. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
UNESCO (2006). National Education Sector Development Plan: A result based planning
handbook, Paris.
Widodo, U. (2018). Grand theory model of strategy quality: Strategic asset approach at
industry. Academy of Strategic Management Journal, 17(2).
Yureva, O.Y., Yureva, O.V., & Burganova, L.A. (2016). Strategic management in higher
education system: Methodological approaches. Academy of Strategic Management
Journal, 15(2).