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Educational Planning and Management in Small States: Concepts and Experiences  
Godfrey Baldacchino, Charles J Farrugia

Series name: Challenge of Scale Series

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Categories: Education, Education in Small States, Small States

ISBN No: 978-0-85092-729-0

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Publication Date: 01-2002
Number of Pages: 306

Status: Out of stock - on order

Price: £ 10.99    [Currency converter]  


Description

This book presents the critical reflections of eighteen senior working officials working in twelve small states on the management and planning of education. Their comments are driven by the insights they gained as adult participants in a unique post-graduate programme at the University of Malta devised by, and for, the distinct small-scale imagination. The first part of the book deals with educational management issues, addressing the education process from an internal operational perspective. (Total Quality Management, staff recruitment and appraisal, job satisfaction, stress management and the multi-functionality of incumbents are key considerations.) The second section looks at educational planning. It considers the influence and role of educational planning in general, and looks at particular challenges to teaching staff, school-business linkages, and those presented by primary, secondary, vocational and adult education. The editors of this book are both academic members of staff at the University of Malta.

Contents

Foreword
1. Introducing this book Godfrey Baldacchino
2. Rewards and Tribulations of Senior Education Managers in Small States Charles J. Farrugia
3. Issues in Human Resource Management for Small States: A Tonga perspective Salote Puniani Austin

ISSUES IN EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
4. Considering Total Quality Management for Schools in Malta Anthony DeGiovanni
5. Total Quality Management for St Lucia’s Primary Schools Peter Joseph
6. Effective Time Management for Multifunctional Principals in Primary Schools: Insights from the Maldives Abdulla Ismail
7. Selecting Public Secondary School Teachers in Cyprus Klelia Sourmeli-Skotinou
8. A Principal Education Officer as a Multifunctional Administratior and Mnager in Botswana Melton Basinah Bangale
9. Towards a Performance Appraisal Scheme for Teachers and Headteachers in the Maldives Ahmed Ali Didi
10. Occupational Stress, Job Satisfaction and Coping Actions among Cyprus Headteachers Demetrios Englezakis

ISSUES IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
11. Research and Databases for Effective Planning: Focus on Malta Raymond Camilleri
12. Structures and Expertise for Educational Planning: Insights from Vanuatu Joe Jesse Dick
13. Planning the Professional Development of Primary School Teachers in the Seychelles Christian Cafrine
14. Teachers and the Challenges of the New Professionalism: A Samoan Perspective Epenesea Lafi Esera
15. Diagnosing the Failure of a Technical and Vocational Education Initiative in St Kitts-Nevis John E. White
16. Partnership between Technical Education and the Business Community in the Seychelles Jean Andre Alcindor
17. Reforming Culture? A Change Management Proposal from the Educational System in Antigua and Barbuda Lesroy Alstyn Merchant
18. Decentralising Education in St Lucia Marcus Edward
19. Curricular Reform in Seychelles Secondary Schools Selby Dora
20. Lifelong Education in Cyprus Iacovos Perperis
References
Subject and Author Index