Ed Ins Flashcards
An _______________ refers to an administrative unit with a principal or other head, which has teachers and other personnel in its service (role of employers), and which is liable to keep books and compile other documentation, in which students are registered, whose activities are regulated by a legal act or decree, which follows a national curriculum, and which is financed and controlled by a public authority
educational institution
Does not refer to just a school building or facility
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
A place where learners of different ages gain education
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION: Most commonly based on _______ system
age grade
Educational Institution includes (Age grade systems)
Preschool
primary
intermediate
secondary
tertiary
T of F| an educational institution May be formal or informal
TRUE
Conventional classroom setup
FORMAL EDUCATION
FORMAL EDUCATION:________ predetermines books/materials to use
Government
FORMAL EDUCATION: Faculty/instructors follow a______
curriculum
FORMAL EDUCATION: Starts at around age_____
age 4 (preschool)
FORMAL EDUCATION: Takes place in a_________, acquiring required
competencies to advance to the next level
stipulated period
FORMAL EDUCATION: Ends with an
evaluation/assessment
“outside” conventional classroom set-up
INFORMAL EDUCATION
INFORMAL EDUCATION: Usually integrated with the______
surroundings
INFORMAL EDUCATION: Involves students’_______ through interaction and exploration
behavior skills
INFORMAL EDUCATION: Examples
driving school, dance school (summer classes)
Desired end of an (academic) institution
VISION STATEMENT
Usually a one-sentence statement that describes long-term desired transformation resulting from institutional programs
VISION STATEMENT
is “the dream”
Vision statement
Intended to guide decision making process
Vision statement
VISION STATEMENT SHOULD BE:
Clear
Memorable
Concise (average of 14 words) - not strictly followed
CAN ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
• What ultimate impact do I want my institution/company to have on my community/industry/world
• In what way will my institution/company ultimately interact with customer/clients
• What will the culture of my business look like, and how will that play out in employees’ lives?
Vision
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT:
Project ___ to ___ years in the future
5 to 10 years
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Dream big and focus on___
success
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Use the_____ tense
present
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Use ____, ____, and _____ language
clear, concise, and jargon-free
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Infuse it with _____ and make it _____
passion
inspiring
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Align it with your business _____ and _____
values and goals
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Have a plan to communicate your vision statement to your____
employees
WHEN FORMULIZING A VISION STATEMENT: Be prepared to commit ____ and _____ to the vision you establish
time and resources
Usually a one-sentence statement relating the intention of your institution’s existence
MISSION STATEMENT
Communicates what you do or who you do this for
Mission Statement
MISSION: Must be clear by using simple language with an average of __to __words (not strictly followed)
5 to 20
3 KEY THINGS YOUR MISSION STATEMENT SHOULD ANSWER:
- What does your company do?
- How does your company do it?
- Why does your company do it?
Function: inspires to give the best and shapes your understanding of why you are in the institution
Vision Statement:m
Function: defines the key measure of the institution’s success
Mission Statement
DEVELOPING STATEMENT:
When do we want to reach success?
Where do we want to go forward?
How do we want to do it?
Vision Statement
DEVELOPING STATEMENT:
What do we do today?
For whom do we do it?
Why do we do what we do?
Mission Statement
TIME:
talks about the future
Vision Statement
TIME: talks about the present leading to the future
Mission Statement
QUESTION:
Where do you aim to be?
Where do you want to be?
Vision Statement:
QUESTION:
What makes you different?
How will you get where you want to be?
Mission Statement
List of fundamental doctrines that guide and direct the educational institution
VALUE STATEMENT (CORE VALUES)
Sets the moral direction of the institution and its academic community
VALUE STATEMENT (CORE VALUES)
Shape the standard structure that is shared and acted upon by the academic/non-academic community
VALUE STATEMENT (CORE VALUES)
WHEN WRITING A VALUE STATEMENT:
What values are distinct to our educational institution?
What values should direct our institution?
STEPS IN MAKING A VALUE STATEMENT (CORE VALUES)
List down 10-20 values /strengths that matter to you
Rank them according to priority, choose the top 5
Short statements that learners should achieve within or at the end of the course or lesson
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (GOALS)
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (GOALS) must be SMART
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time-Bound
caries out educational activities that engage students with various learning environments and spaces
Educational institution
Education is based on an ___ grade system
age
A _____ statement is the desired end of an academic institution
vision
A______ statement is a one-sentence statement relating the intention of an institution’s existence
mission
is a list of fundamental doctrines that guide and direct the educational institution
value statement or core values
An _______ _____ is a short statement that a learner should achieve within or at the end of the course or lesson
educational objective
