Scope of School Administration and Supervision

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Scope of School

Administration and
Supervision
In order to have a clear conception of the
scope of school administration and
supervision , we may present here examples
of administrative and supervisory activities.
We have to determine the activities rightfully
belonging to administration and supervision
as limited by heir respective definitions.
Edmonson, Roemer, and bacon,” in their
textbook, give the following as a summary
statement of activities rightfully falling under
administration.
1. The Selection of Teaching staff.
2. The Organization of the administrative and
teaching staff,
3. Departmental Organization.
4. The present need for improving Physical
facilities, Site, Grounds, and size of building.
5. Space devoted for administration of facilities.
6. Space devoted to instruction, for services, and
equipment
7. increasing office efficiency,
8. System of records and reports
9. Office Rotation and personnel.
10. Widening participation in planning the budget
11. Accounting procedure.
12. accounting of supply and Equipment
13.Making Schedule.
14.Importance and Functions of Discipline
15. Guidance program.
16. School Assemby.
17. Student Organization and activities- Club,
Dramatics, publications, handwork.
18. The curriculum
19. Selection of instructional Materials.
20. The school library.
21. Appraising and reporting progress of students.
22. The public relations program
23. Secondary Schools and college relations
24. Faculty meeting.
Barr, burton and brueckner give the following as
a summary statement of the activities belonging
to supervision.
1. survey of the school system.
2.The direct improvement of Classroom Teaching.
3.The general Improvement of Teachers in-
service.
4.Organizing programs of cooperative Activity.
5. The development and maintenance of morale,
or esprit de corps.
6. The selection and organization of the
materials of instruction.
7. Experimental Study of the problems of
teaching.
8. Determining the desirable physical conditions
of learning.
9. Performance of professional and semi-
administrative Duties.
- Author Gist gives the techniques of supervision
under the following headings:
1. Teacher Diagnosis
2. pupil Diagnosis
3. Diagnosis of curricular Offerings.
4. Survey of methods in instruction.
5.Budgeting of Time in supervision.
6. Classroom visitation.
7. teacher’s Meeting and conference.
8. Demonstration Teaching.
9. Professional Growth.
10. Teacher-pupil relationship.
11. Evaluation of supervision.
The Traditional and Modern Concepts of
Administration and supervision.
- To have a vivid picture of the modern trend in
school administration and supervision is based
on the philosophy that the teacher is the center
of administration and supervisory activities.
-The modern concept of school administration
and supervision, on the other hand, recognize
the child and his growth and development as
the center of administrative and supervisory
activities.
The development of concepts in school
administration and Supervision in the Philippines.
The history of the school administration and
supervision reveals the role of the administrator and
supervisor changes in accordance with the needs and
available knowledge and conditions of times. The
concept of school administration and supervision has
undergone changes in the Philippines as to functions
and philosophy controlling administration in general
and general and supervision in particular.

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