Chapter 11- Importance of policies .pptx

This presentation will help you to understand what are the policies that you the school may have. It will examine or analyze the importance of policies to have an idea why the policies is very important. And the involvement of the community, students and teacher to the policies.

1. Importance of Policies Group 5 (Chapter 11) Reporters are : Jed Borral Sarah Jane Belisario

2. Importance of Policies Schools in partnership with their community have their own picture of what they want to be (vision statement) and so must offer services and must do what they are supposed to do (mission statement) in order to realize what they envisíoned themselves to be. For happen, policies must be in place. Observance of these policies to ensure everyone in the school community to tow a line. If conditions are ideal like when all members of the school community are perfect-school heads, teachers, students, parents and non-teaching personnel and other members of outside community- there may be no a policy.

3. The truth is conditions in the school community and in this world are far from ideal and persons that make the school community are far from perfect and so the need for policies One may wonder as to why the Department of Education has issued very stringent policies and guidelines for PTAs in matters of collecting contributions. Even engaging in any partisan political activity within school premises is written as one prohibited activity. There must a history to that. Perhaps malversation of funds and other forms of abuse happened in the past.

4. Importance of Policies SCHOOL’S POLICY Schools' policy on the grading system is important for everyone concerned to know how grades are computed. Both students and parents know how grades are derived objectively. Percentage weights for each component are clear.

5. Importance of Policies Teachers Teachers are guided in their assessment practices. The grading policy ensures objective assessment practice. Without the grading policy, grading may become highly subjective.

6. Importance of Policies Similarly, if there are no policies on students tardíness and absenteeism, students may just come in late or absent. The policies on students' tardiness and absenteeism certainly will curb tardiness and absenteeism to ensure learning.

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