Educational Leadership in Disruption Era with Thailand Educational Directions
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In recent years, disruption has been the topic of interest. Disruption is a phenomenon which occurs in many fields, including mass communication, banking and finance, the entertainment industry, real estate, food industries, textiles, public health, and education in particular. Disruption is an alarming wave of change, for example, the replacement of human labor with robots, the use of internet banking, food delivery, and online newspapers. More importantly, disruption also has major influences on the field of education, with disruptive educational leadership having been employed as an essential mechanism to prevent and solve educational disruption in Thailand. Nonetheless, as the backbone of society, educational institutions must be aware, prepared, and ready to adapt to changes in the era of disruption. These institutions should change through trial and error and learn from their mistakes. If such organizations effectively monitor changes and prepare themselves, they will be able to overcome the barriers they encounter and ultimately reduce administrative errors.
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