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ORIGINAL PAPER
Analysis of education managment approaches in innovative markets on the international stage. Strategies for combining pedagogy and management on the modern school.
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WSGE University of Applied Sciences in Józefów, Poland
2
University of Szczecin
3
SGH Warsaw School of Economics
4
College of Vocational Education
Faculty of Social Sciences in Wrocław
Institute of Psychology
Submission date: 2024-09-10
Acceptance date: 2024-12-07
Publication date: 2024-12-29
Corresponding author
JoMS 2024;60(6):866-880
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ABSTRACT
Objectives:
The article focuses on the importance of integrating educational management with pedagogical methods. To achieve the research objectives, the method of review of Polish and foreign literature and tabular comparisons of different educational systems was used.
Material and methods:
The article emphasizes that effective education management requires not only administrative skills, but also a deep understanding of pedagogical processes. By combining these two areas, the educational system can be more effectively adapted to the needs of students and the challenges of today. Tabular comparisons presented different educational systems in the context of their management strategies and pedagogical approaches, allowing for a deeper understanding of global trends in education management.
Results:
The article also points to the need for continuous development and adaptation of educational systems, taking into account the changing social, technological and economic realities. To meet the challenges of the 21st century, these systems must be flexible and innovative.
Conclusions:
In conclusion, the integration of educational management with pedagogy is essential for creating modern, effective and accountable educational systems. This approach can benefit teachers, students and the communities in which educational institutions operate.
The article focuses on the importance of integrating educational management with pedagogical methods. To achieve the research objectives, the method of review of Polish and foreign literature and tabular comparisons of different educational systems was used.
Material and methods:
The article emphasizes that effective education management requires not only administrative skills, but also a deep understanding of pedagogical processes. By combining these two areas, the educational system can be more effectively adapted to the needs of students and the challenges of today. Tabular comparisons presented different educational systems in the context of their management strategies and pedagogical approaches, allowing for a deeper understanding of global trends in education management.
Results:
The article also points to the need for continuous development and adaptation of educational systems, taking into account the changing social, technological and economic realities. To meet the challenges of the 21st century, these systems must be flexible and innovative.
Conclusions:
In conclusion, the integration of educational management with pedagogy is essential for creating modern, effective and accountable educational systems. This approach can benefit teachers, students and the communities in which educational institutions operate.
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