Rev. Fr. Andrew Tanaboon Poonphol

  Goals of Education Management (Aspirations) with Indicators      The National Education Plan outlines five primary goals, each with specific indicators to measure achievement. These goals and their key indicators are as follows: Access : Ensure all individuals have access to quality and standard education. Indicators include: All individuals aged 6-14 years can attend primary and lower secondary education or equivalent, provided free of charge by the state. Students with disabilities receive appropriate educational services, and the average education level of the working-age population increases. Equity : Provide quality educational services to all target groups equally. Indicators include: All students in basic education receive 15 years of educational expense support. Quality : Develop a quality education system that enables students to reach their full potential. Indicators include: Students achieve scores of 50% or higher in the national basic education test (O...

  Thai Strategies of the National Education Plan   Vision : The National Education Plan envisions that “All Thais receive quality education and lifelong learning, live happily, in line with the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy and the changes of the 21st century world.” Objectives : To develop a quality and efficient education management system and process. To cultivate Thais as good citizens with characteristics, skills, and competencies aligned with the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, the National Education Act, and the National Strategy. To transform Thai society into a learning society characterized by morality, ethics, unity, and cooperation, fostering sustainable national development in accordance with the Sufficiency Economy Philosophy. To propel Thailand beyond the middle-income trap and reduce domestic inequality. Goals : Learner Aspirations : To develop all learners with 21st Century Learning Skills and Characteristics, encapsulated in the 3Rs and 8Cs framewor...

  Without Learning Competency There Can Be No Equity The American Dream – the idea that anyone who is determined and works hard can get ahead – has long defined the promise of the United States. Yet the reality is that life chances for Americans are now determined to a significant degree by the wealth of our parents. The dream that hard work and playing by the rules will lead to greater opportunity and a steady climb up the economic ladder is increasingly challenging to achieve, particularly for struggling families. – Annie E. Casey Foundation (2014)             Hard work still counts, but hard physical work without competency in academic, social-emotional, and technical skills is unlikely to be enough to allow young men and women to find success in the information and technology economy. Auto factories which once employed thousands of men and women, now operate with a staff of hundreds, each with technical skills and res...

  Systematic Approach to Management By Rev. Fr. Tanaboon Poonphol  Q1: Strategic management is the process of setting goals, procedures, and objectives to make a company or organization more competitive. It involves analyzing the organization's internal and external environment, formulating strategies, implementing those strategies, and evaluating their effectiveness. Standard-Based Management is a strategic approach to quality improvement that focuses on setting and achieving specific, measurable standards of performance.    It's a framework designed to ensure consistency, efficiency, and effectiveness within an organization. Q2:  The MEGA-IMPORTANT factors in a planning system. We're talking about the cornerstones that make a plan EPIC . First off, you gotta have clear goals that are SMART - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Think of them as your North Star . Next up, you need a solid foundation of analysis . That means diggin...