Management of primary and secondary schools

Authors

  • Linda JURAKOVIĆ High Bussines School, Višnjan, Croatia
  • Nevenka TATKOVIĆ University Juraj Dobrila Pula, Department of Educational Science, Croatia
  • Marijana JURIČIĆ University Juraj Dobrila Pula, Department of Educational Science, Croatia

Keywords:

management, education and managing staff, primary and secondary schools, education

Abstract

Primary and secondary schools are under the influence of reorganizations and processes in which development of human potential is streaming to higher professionalism and education qualities of education and management staff. The process of education is very complex and should place the education staff at first, but it order to function without obstacles the education staff should be supported by adequate managing staff that creates the sphere of „economic approach” and creation of a „product” called complete pupil that can after secondary school approach the employee market as a quality candidate. Schools runes in a good quality sense gain higher rates and higher interest of pupils for inscriptions, and these are the tasks for managing staff. Therefore our papers is directed upon research about the management subjects in primary and secondary education, to see how much managers are „into”management issues, what are the wishes of mangers about management subjects in classes and as important for them in running the schools, to school managers about management knowledge they have and relations between school management and management functions applications. The research was conducted in eight schools, two secondary and six primary schools. We confirmed our hypothesis that management is different in primary and secondary schools. In primary schools there is no subject called management as part of education program such exists in one secondary school. The professional profile of school manager was not connected to thematic of management and involving management as a subject in school programs. With the aim and meaning of management in education only 25 percent of education staff and school managers were acquainted. All managers answered that management is necessary and useful for pupils and young people in the society. The majority of school managers (87,5 percent) were content with their roles manager. The same percentage answered that they would need a team for school management. All school mangers agreed that this team should have different knowledge and skills connected to management capabilities. The most important duties would be in filed of finances, promotions, psychology, law and general culture.

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Published

2011-06-30

How to Cite

JURAKOVIĆ, L., TATKOVIĆ, N., & JURIČIĆ, M. (2011). Management of primary and secondary schools. Journal of Education, Technology and Computer Science, 3(1), 175–190. Retrieved from https://journals.ur.edu.pl/jetacomps/article/view/9897

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EDUKACJA ZAWODOWA I PEDAGOGIKA PRACY