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1. KNOWLEDGE WORKER THEORY Reported by : Michael T. Bulawan PHED 105 ADVANCED THEORIES AND PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION

2. SUBTOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED: 1. Definition of Knowledge Worker Theory 2. Characteristics of Knowledge Worker 3. Knowledge Worker in Education 4. The role of Administrators as knowledge Workers 5. Managing Knowledge Workers in Education 6. Challenges and Opportunities 7. Case Studies 8. Implications for Educators, Students and Administrators Reported by : Michael T. Bulawan PHED 105 ADVANCED THEORIES AND PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION

3. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Knowledge worker theory, introduced by Peter Drucker, emphasizes the importance of individuals who work with knowledge, information, and expertise A knowledge worker is someone whose job involves handling and utilizing information and expertise rather than physical tasks. They apply cognitive skills to problem-solving, decision-making, and innovation." THE ROLE ADMINISTRATORS AS KOWLEDGE WORKERS DEFINITION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | IMPLICATIONS In an educational context, knowledge workers include educators, students, and school leaders who actively engage in creating, sharing, and applying knowledge to achieve educational goals.

4. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Knowledge workers are characterized by : Specialized Knowledge : They have deep expertise in their fields. 2 . Critical Thinking : They analyze and solve complex problems. 3. Creativity and Innovation : They generate new ideas and solutions. 4. Autonomy : They often work independently with minimal supervision. 5. Continuous Learning : They engage in ongoing professional development. THE ROLE ADMINISTRATORS AS KOWLEDGE WORKERS DEFINITION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | IMPLICATIONS .

5. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS . DEFINITION IMPLICATIONS Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | In education, knowledge workers include: o Educators : Teachers and professors who design curriculum, implement teaching strategies, and engage in continuous professional development. o Students : Learners who actively participate in their education, apply critical thinking, and engage in problem-solving. o Administrators : School leaders are the one who plan, organize, lead and control the school resources

6. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS . DEFINITION IMPLICATIONS Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | Administrators and school leaders are also key knowledge workers . Their roles include: o Strategic Planning : Developing and implementing long-term educational strategies and policies. o Decision-Making : Making informed decisions on resource allocation, staffing, and curriculum development. o Leadership and Management : Leading educational teams, fostering collaboration, and ensuring the effective operation of the school. o Data Analysis : Using data to drive improvements in student outcomes and organizational effectiveness. o Innovation : Implementing new technologies and teaching methods to enhance the educational experience."

7. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS . DEFINITION MANAGING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | Managing knowledge workers in education involves: o Empowering Educators and Leaders : Giving autonomy to make decisions and innovate in their roles. o Facilitating Collaboration : Creating opportunities for teachers, administrators, and leaders to work together and share best practices. o Supporting Professional Development : Providing ongoing training and resources to enhance skills and knowledge. o Leveraging Technology : Using digital tools to streamline administrative tasks and support teaching and learning. Managing Knowledge Workers in Education

8. CHARACTERISTICS OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS . CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES MANAGING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | While managing knowledge workers in education presents challenges, such as balancing autonomy with accountability and measuring productivity, it also provides significant opportunities: o Enhanced Learning Outcomes : Improved teaching and leadership practices lead to better student outcomes. o Innovation : Encourages new approaches to teaching and school management. o Professional Fulfillment : Creates a more engaging and rewarding environment for educators and leaders."

9. CASE STUDY KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS Implementing Knowledge Worker Theory in Education CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES MANAGING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | Let’s explore a case study that illustrates the application of Knowledge Worker Theory in education. LAC Learning Action Cell FGD Focus Group Discussion Convergence Conference

10. CASE STUDY IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES MANAGING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | • Educators are the primary knowledge workers in the educational setting. • They play a vital role in facilitating learning, fostering critical thinking skills, and guiding students towards intellectual growth. • Knowledge worker theory empowers educators to adapt to new teaching methods, embrace lifelong learning, and stay updated with the latest educational trends. • Educators can effectively leverage technology and collaborative learning tools to enhance their teaching practices and student engagement.

11. CASE STUDY IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDENTS THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES MANAGING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | IPHDE 105 | Students are also considered knowledge workers as they actively participate in the learning process. • Knowledge worker theory encourages students to take ownership of their learning, develop a growth mindset, and cultivate a thirst for knowledge. • Students are encouraged to collaborate, think creatively, and solve complex problems through experiential learning and project-based approaches. • By embracing knowledge worker roles, students become more self-directed learners and develop essential skills for success in the 21st-century workforce.

12. CASE STUDY IMPLICATIONS FOR SCHOOL LEADERS THE ROLE OF ADMINISTRATORS AS KNOWLEDGE WORKERS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES MANAGING KNOWLEDGE WORKERS IN EDUCATION Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan | PHDE 105 | School leaders and administrators serve as facilitators of knowledge creation and dissemination within the school community. • They support educators in implementing innovative teaching strategies, fostering a culture of continuous learning, and promoting a collaborative environment. • Knowledge worker theory guides school leaders in making data-informed decisions, optimizing resources, and promoting professional development among staff members. • School leaders play a pivotal role in creating a conducive learning environment that nurtures the growth of both educators and students as knowledge workers.

13. References Davenport, T. H. (2005). Thinking for a Living: How to Get Better Performance and Results from Knowledge Workers. Harvard Business Review Press. Amis, K. (1998). The King's English: A Guide to Modern Usage. HarperCollins Publishers.Drucker , P. (1959) The Landmarks of Tomorrow. Harper and Row, New York. Boisot , M. H. (1995). Information Space: A Framework for Learning in Organizations, Institutions, and Culture. Routledge. Online https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/computer-science/knowledge-worker#:~:text=The%20term%20%E2%80%9Cknowledge%20worker%2C%E2%80%9D,other%20forms%20of%20knowledge%20processing. https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/valuation/knowledge-workers/

14. THANK YOU Presentation by Michael T. Bulawan