The Factors of School Administration in the Education Sandbox
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School Administration, The Education SandboxAbstract
The purposes of this research were to identify the factors of school administration in the education sandbox and the confirmation of factors of school administration in the education sandbox on issues of accurate, appropriate, feasible and applicable. The sample group used in the research was school administrators, deputy director of schools or head of academic affairs and teachers totally of 432 respondents. The instruments for collecting the data were semi-structured interview, opinionnaire and confirmative form. The results of the research showed that 1. the factors of school administration in the education sandbox consists of 7 elements: (1) Innovation Base Management (2) Organizational Performance Management (3) Organizational Partnership Management (4) Innovative Leadership (5) Innovator Development (6) Systematic Innovation, and (7) Innovation Plan Management and 2. The results of confirmation of the factors of school administration in the education sandbox are accurate, appropriate, feasible and applicable.
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