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20 Dec 2017 Request (PDF) | Types of Functional | Planning looks to the future. It can have several different intentions and frames of reference; (a) to pursue more economical ways and means to implement courses, activities, and jobs based on accepted purposes; (b) to seek ways to increase the efficiency of an entire
Planning looks to the future. It can have several different intentions and frames of reference; (a) to pursue more economical ways and means to implement courses, activities, and jobs based on accepted purposes; (b) to seek ways to increase the efficiency of an entire educational system, including all of its parts (such as a
The role of research and documentation is to fill the vacuum in the current understanding and provide the basis for further development. This is particularly relevant for social sciences which use definitions and concepts which are not only contextual but also amenable to different types of interpretations. Educational planning
educational planning from an international and comparative perspective, namely: strategic planning and what type of findings different designs are able to yield. Coombs, P.H. (1970). What is Educational Planning? IIEP/UNESCO, Paris. Available in. PDF format at IIE. Further Readings. ANTRIEP, NUEPA, UNESCO
tion: what kinds of educational planning do nations need in the 1970s to help them cope with the enormously difficult problems of educa- tional development they face in a rapidly changing world? It follows from what has just been said that little good is likely to come from viewing educational planning as a 'new science' or a
20. Chapter 4 Changes in the type of educational expenditures. 27. Chapter 5 Changes in current educational expenditures by level. 30. Chapter 6 A case study of the impact of the adjustment in Education in Costa Rica. 34. Chapter 7 Conclusions. 44. Chapter 8. The need for a systemic reform of educational planning and
Concepts and terms used in Educational Planning &. Administration – A Guidebook. S.No. CONTENTS. Page No. 1. A: Contextual. 1-21. 2. B: Policy & Planning. 22-34. 3. C: Levels & Types of Education. 35-46. 4. D: Modes of Education. 47-68. 5. E: Population & Settlement Structure. 69-74. 6. F: Access & Equity in
cational planning has been centered around attempts to find the capital value of the education invested in educated persons, and also to find the private and social rates of return to various types of education. If these figures can be established, then a measure of the overall and mar- ginal social contri5ution of education to
foundations did their best to recruit the most qualified advisers they could find to fill the mounting requests of developing nations for help on planning. While most of these experts succeeded in making valuable contributions of one type or another, their assistance to educational planning was per force largely limited to what
different types of models are described; first educational models and second, manpower planning models. These parts consider first a basic model and then some modifications and applications to this model. Finally, the third part discusses briefly an integrated manpower-economy model. 2. EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
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