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Concepts of
Educational Administration
and Supervision
EDUCATIONALADMINISTRATIO
N
Administrationcan be defined
as the process by whichgoals are achieved through
collective and cooperative human effort
in a suitable environment.
Running of educational institutions,
which involves guidance, leadership, and
controlling of the efforts of individualsin the achievement of the
goals of the institution
•management of resources• human material• evaluation or appraising the result of educational efforts.
EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISION
is a way of :
stimulating guiding
improvingrefreshing
encouraging and overseeing
process of bringing about improvement
in instruction by working with people.
It is also described as a process of
stimulating growth and a means of
helping teachers to achieve excellence in
teaching.
SCOPE OF
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
AND SUPERVISION
ACCORDING TO:EDMONSON, ROEMER
AND BACON(1948)
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES
SELECTION OF THE TEACHING STAFFTHE ORGANIZATION OF THE
ADMINISTRATIVE AND TEACHING STAFF
DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONNEED FOR IMPROVING PHYSICAL
FACILITIES, SITE, GROUNDS AND SIZE OF BUILDING.
SPACE DEVOTED FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF FACILITIES
SPACE DEVOTED TO INSTRUCTION, SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT
INCREASING OFFICE EFFICIENCYSYSTEM OF RECORDS AND
REPORTSOFFICE ROTATION AND PERSONNELWIDENING PARTICIPATION IN
PLANNING THE BUDGET
ACCOUNTING PROCEDURESACCOUNTING OF SUPPLY AND
EQUIPMENTMAKING SCHEDULESIMPORTANCE AND FUNCTIONS OF
DISCIPLINEGUIDANCE PROGRAMSCHOOL ASSEMBLYSTUDENT ORGANIZATION AND
ACTIVITIESTHE CURRICULUM
SELECTION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
SCHOOL LIBRARYAPPRAISING AND REPORTING
PROGRESS OF STUDENTSPUBLIC RELATIONS PROGRAMSECONDARY SCHOOLS AND
COLLEGE RELATIONSFACULTY MEETING
ACCORDING TOBARR,
BURTON AND
BRUECKNER (1938)
SURVEY OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM
DIRECT IMPROVEMENT OF CLASSROOM TEACHING
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT OF TEACHER-IN-SERVICE
ORGANIZING PROGRAMS OF COOPERATIVE ACTIVITY
THE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF MORALE, OR ESPRIT DE CORPS
THE SELECTION AND ORGANIZATION OF THE MATERIALS OF INSTRUCTION
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE PROBLEMS OF TEACHING
DETERMINING THE DESIRABLE PHYSICAL CONDITIONS OF LEARNING
PERFORMANCE OF PROFESSIONAL AND SEMI- ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES
TECHNIQUES OF SUPERVISION:
TEACHER DIAGNOSISLEARNER DIAGNOSISDIAGNOSIS OF CURRICULAR
OFFERINGSSURVEY OF METHODS IN INSTRUCTION
BUDGETTING OF TIMECLASSROOM VISITATIONTEACHER’S MEETING AND
CONFERENCEDEMONSTRATION TEACHINGPROFESSIONAL GROWTHTEACHER-LEARNER
RELATIONSHIPEVALUATION OF SUPERVISION
LET’S COMPARE…..TRADITIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND
SUPERVISION
• Teacher is the center of administration and supervision.
• Subjective• Individualistic• More Emphasis on
Techniques• Coercion and Imposition• Isolation of activities
MODERN ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION
• Recognizes the child and its Growth.
• Objective and Specific• Socialistic or Cooperative• Techniques and Principles• Stimulation, Direction and
Guidance• Holistic Teaching-Learning
Factors
Is Education
Administration / Supervision
Right for You?
Are youa
LEADER ?
YOUAre not afraid to set an example for others to
follow.
Are YOU
INQUISITIVE?
YOU are intrigued
by the inner workings of the educational system.
ARE
YOU
AFFECTIONATE?
YOU love the idea of working with
students and those responsible for the education of those
students?
IF YES…….
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