This document discusses how local social issues can impact public and private schools in both the short and long term. It covers several topics related to school structure, culture and climate, leadership, decision making, and the role of policy makers. Specifically, it notes that policy makers have increasingly emphasized performance evaluations and privatization of schools, focusing leadership on metrics and competition rather than autonomy and education quality.
This document discusses how local social issues can impact public and private schools in both the short and long term. It covers several topics related to school structure, culture and climate, leadership, decision making, and the role of policy makers. Specifically, it notes that policy makers have increasingly emphasized performance evaluations and privatization of schools, focusing leadership on metrics and competition rather than autonomy and education quality.
This document discusses how local social issues can impact public and private schools in both the short and long term. It covers several topics related to school structure, culture and climate, leadership, decision making, and the role of policy makers. Specifically, it notes that policy makers have increasingly emphasized performance evaluations and privatization of schools, focusing leadership on metrics and competition rather than autonomy and education quality.
IMPLICATION (SHORT AND LONG RUN ) ON EML OF (PUBLIC OR PRIVATE) SCHOOLS
SHARIZAN BINTI EDZARAAI
G1813330 • STRUCTURE Formal bureaucratic procedures and responsibilities done by administrator. Top – down bureaucratic practices may hinder hidden talent, widespread participation more useful Limit of control on numbers of subordinates
• CULTURE AND CLIMATE
School reform based on a national curriculum Understand school as a learning organization School sets high standards for teaching Environment :Regulations, economy, demographic, technological trends Also consider at moderate level for school to function effectively. Embedded discipline and nature of works e.g punctual working hours, cooperate with teammates. • LEADERSHIP School communicates a clear vision for the school Make clear to the staff expectations for meeting instructional goals. Limit of control on numbers of subordinates • DECISION MAKING AND RELATIONSHIP Community members have an impact on educational decisions made in schools. Hire people who fit the best to the school’s goals to maintain smooth relationships and educational operations. School leader influenced by cultural standards and political forces. POLICY MAKER
• Policy makers have placed increasing emphasis on
instrumentally evaluating schools while decentralizing, diversifying and privatizing education. • School leadership has become focused solely on succeeding within those imposed performance management and metrics, pulling ahead of school competitions and prioritizing easily quantifiable and measurable tasks. • Teachers have faced a potential threat from the loss of autonomy through the market logic and consumerist metrics