The document discusses how schools and education can serve as agents of social change by altering individuals' perspectives and attitudes, instilling values of hard work and citizenship, and teaching people to respect laws and regulations. It also defines organizational leadership as prioritizing both individual and group needs, and describes the function of schools as educational organizations that ensure students learn knowledge and skills aligned with educational goals.
The document discusses how schools and education can serve as agents of social change by altering individuals' perspectives and attitudes, instilling values of hard work and citizenship, and teaching people to respect laws and regulations. It also defines organizational leadership as prioritizing both individual and group needs, and describes the function of schools as educational organizations that ensure students learn knowledge and skills aligned with educational goals.
The document discusses how schools and education can serve as agents of social change by altering individuals' perspectives and attitudes, instilling values of hard work and citizenship, and teaching people to respect laws and regulations. It also defines organizational leadership as prioritizing both individual and group needs, and describes the function of schools as educational organizations that ensure students learn knowledge and skills aligned with educational goals.
The document discusses how schools and education can serve as agents of social change by altering individuals' perspectives and attitudes, instilling values of hard work and citizenship, and teaching people to respect laws and regulations. It also defines organizational leadership as prioritizing both individual and group needs, and describes the function of schools as educational organizations that ensure students learn knowledge and skills aligned with educational goals.
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DON CARLOS POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
Don Carlos,Bukidnon
EDUCATION 3: The School and the Community,School Culture and
Organizational Leadership
Midterm Examination: December 1,2021
Instructor: PERLITA SALAC QUERUELA,PhD
NAME: JONAMIE V. ALIMPUYO
SECTION: BEED 2A ANITA HARLOW
Explain as briefly/precisely as you can the following questions:
1. Discuss how the school can serve as an agent of change.
A teacher who understands how to inspire and lead change can
effectively prepare children for the various problems that await them in the future. The projects listed below show how teachers may become change agents in their schools, begin and lead change processes in their workplaces, and make a difference in their classrooms.
2. In what way does teachers,students,administrators and
other personnel could contribute in affecting positive social change in the society
It helps people become better citizens, find a better-paying job, and
demonstrate the difference between right and wrong. Education instills in us the value of hard work while also supporting us in our development and growth. As a result, we may be able to contribute to the formation of a better society by learning and respecting rights, laws, and regulations. 3. Picture out how innovative schools serves as agents of social change.
Education is regarded as the most important tool for
socialization. There can be no social transformation without education. It causes societal change by altering an individual's perspective and attitude, as well as their social relationship patterns. Apart from that, it's a social reform tool and a state.
4. Define and describe the various organizational leadership and
management theories.
Organizational leadership is a dual-focus management strategy that
prioritizes the needs of both individuals and groups. It's also a mindset and work ethic that allows anyone in any position to manage a firm, whether at the top, middle, or bottom.
5. Discuss the function of school as an educational organization.
As an educational institution, the school ensures that students learn
knowledge, skills, and attitudes that are consistent with the educational system's goals and ideals. The school is both a social organization in and of itself, as well as one that may be managed in the context of relationships and its place in society.