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Rodock, Michael – AGB Reports, 1976
The role of trustees as part of an effective fund-raising team is discussed, and fund-raising check lists for trustees and for colleges are presented by the vice president for university relations and development at the University of Michigan. (JT)
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Administrator Role, Alumni, Educational Finance
St. John, Walter – The Practitioner, 1990
Improving communications between administration and staff members is an urgent, ongoing need. Schools should adopt a communications philosophy in conjunction with continuing communication effectiveness. These evaluations must have clear and understandable objectives, mainly to pinpoint communication strengths and weaknesses. All essential…
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Administrator Responsibility, Communication Audits, Communication Problems
Anderson, Kenneth E. – 1983
Institutional retrenchment is an on-going process in academia. So that crises can be avoided in the retrenchment process, every institution should develop processes both for the continual review of units by faculty colleagues and to ensure faculty participation in the management of the institution. Decisions about retrenchment should be based on…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Administrative Principles, Departments, Evaluation Methods
McDaniels, Garry L. – 1981
Aimed at persons planning and implementing strategies for documenting school improvements, this paper is comprised of four sections. The first section distinguishes between national problems in education and federal issues in education (a distinction considered necessary for planning evaluations and establishing priorities for federally sponsored…
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Beliefs, Data Collection, Demonstration Programs
Roberts, Jo – 1989
The power of effective schools lies not in their specific characteristics, but in their individual culture formation; a shared understanding of what ought to be symbolized by the behavior of all people involved in the school is part of that culture. The school cultural orientations of seven male and five female first-time principals (10 white and…
Descriptors: Administrative Change, Administrative Principles, Administrator Effectiveness, Cultural Awareness
Neal, Richard G. – 1983
Following a brief discussion of the concept of time as a resource and a clarification of that resource's importance, the author analyzes 20 ways administrators waste time and 40 ways administrators can save time. None of the techniques suggested require special forms or training. The time wasters considered fall into the areas of personal…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, Administrator Guides, Efficiency
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Fallon, Kenneth P., Jr. – Child Welfare, 1974
Studies show that participatory management in the business field tends to improve employees' attitudes and performance, to lower costs, and to increase production. This paper describes the process of setting up democratic decision making in the welfare field. (SDH)
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Decision Making, Democratic Values, Motivation
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March, James G. – Journal of Educational Administration, 1974
To use universities effectively in the development of critical administrative skills, we need to attend to the problems posed by the context of decline and by the nature of educational organizations, managerial work, and university comparative advantage. Five analytical skills are identified as satisfying such criteria. (Author)
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, Administrator Education, Administrator Qualifications
National Association of Independent Schools, Boston, MA. – 1977
This is a thoroughly revised edition of the 1969 publication, "Accounting for Independent Schools," a guide that attempted to codify basic accounting principles and practices for specific application to independent schools. The focus of the second edition is more on refining practices than on initiating them, and more on extending the managerial…
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Educational Administration, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education
J Nat Assn Coll Admissions Counselors, 1969
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, Admissions Officers, Budgeting
Trump, J. Lloyd; and others – NASSP Bull, 1969
Descriptors: Administrative Principles, Administrators, Educational Administration, Internship Programs
Gribble, Helen M. – 1980
The concept of an administrator of literacy programs as one who is reflective of the values of those responsible for the program is explored in this paper. The paper places literacy in a framework of values as an instrumental value, or journey toward an end state, requiring competency from the individual. The theories of Paulo Freire, who…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Administrative Principles, Administrator Role, Adult Literacy
Macpherson, Norman J. – 1975
Designed to define and clarify the policies and programs of Canada's Northwest Territories' Department of Education, this monograph addressed the following concerns: (1) Program Policies and Problems (emphasis on the vast size and small population of the Northwest Territories and the divergent demands placed upon the Department of Education and…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Administrative Principles, American Indians, Cultural Interrelationships
Tucson Public Schools, AZ. – 1971
This paper defines and discuss a number of basic concepts relevant to educational administration that form the basis for the Educational Management Project, a comprehensive inservice program for educational administrators that was developed by the Tucson Public Schools. Major topics discussed include educational management, the difference between…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Principles, Administrator Role, Decision Making
Tucson Public Schools, AZ. – 1974
This publication is one of five training manuals that present plans and materials for use in instructing school administrators in some of the concepts, principles, and techniques of educational management. They were developed as part of the Educational Management Project for presentation at weekly inservice meetings for administrators in the…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrative Organization, Administrative Principles, Administrator Education
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