SWOT analysis (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities , and Threats

Swot Analysis

1. SWOT ANALYSIS GROUP 1

2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Identify key components in a SWOT analysis Analyze a case study to complete a SWOT template Perform a SWOT analysis FOR YOUR OWN STUDY

3. Topics History of swot analysis technique Discuss the importance of swot analysis Discuss the levels of assessment of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, & threats Present a sample of swot analysis in school using the swot templates

4. History of swot analysis technique Reporter: Ma’am alforque , florieven

5. The goal was to identify why corporate planning failed Humphrey and the original research team used the categories. What is good in the present is & quote; Satisfactory, good in the future is Opportunity, bad in the present is Fault, and bad future is Threat & quote;

6. Importance of swot analysis Reporter: Ma’am ardo , melca grace

7. SWOT is a tool used in identifying the core strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats leads to fact-based analysis, fresh perspectives, and new ideas (Will Kenton, 2024). By identifying these factors, an organization can gain a better understanding of its current position and future performance.

8. Importance of SWOT • It is a source of information for strategy planning. • Build organization strengths. • Minimizes organizational weaknesses. • Maximizes its response to opportunities. • Overcome organization's threats.

9. • Explore possibilities for new efforts or discover solutions to problems. • Identify barriers that will limit goals/objectives. • Adjust and refine plans mid-course. • Helps decision makers share and compare ideas. 

10. Levels of assessments of strength, weaknesses, opportunity, & threats. Reporter: Ma’am buisan , shyra maurine

11. Strengths    - Identify and evaluate core competencies, unique resources, and capabilities that provide a competitive advantage.

12. Weaknesses    - Identify limitations, shortcomings, or areas lacking compared to competitors.

13. Opportunities    - Evaluate factors and trends that could positively impact goals or performance

14. Threats    - Identify factors and trends that could negatively impact objectives or operations

15. Sample of s.w.o.t analysis in school Reporter: Sir cabrillos , jhonwel

16. Literacy and Numeracy Skills Trained teachers, attend various seminars and workshops related to literacy and numeracy skills. Conducive and well-ventilated classrooms for learning Dedicated and Hardworking Teachers Supportive Barangay and Local Officials Resourceful and subordinate parents Technology savage teacher easy to adopt new trends Clamorous environment Annoying facilities such as chairs and tables Pupils tardiness Overcrowded classes Insufficient materials for reading and Mathematical Parents level of reading and practices are low, the reason why other pupils don’t have follow-up at their homes. Expansion of using technology as a tool for online learning Government grants and support program Curriculum enhancement Engage community projects Provide trainers with more teaching strategy Access funding to purchase materials Abusive use of technology Time and effort commitment to implement series Aligning of training curriculum to match different states Standards and childcare training policies Realigning of budgets/ budget cut

17. A SWOT Analysis of a School STRENGTHS *Skilled Educator *Curriculum Diversity *Community Engagement *Technology Integration *Extracurricular Program *Strong Leadership *Accredited Certifications *Alumni Network OPPORTUNITIES *Online Learning Expansion *Government Grants *Partnerships Programs *Educational Technology *Curriculum Modernization *Community projects *Private sector sponsorship WEAKNESSES *Limited funding *Infrastructure Age *Student Retention *Staff Turnover *overcrowded classes *Inadequate Facilities *Inconsistent Standards Threats *Budget cuts *Policy Changes *Technological disruption *Changing demographics *Economic downturns *Safety concerns S.W.O.T Analysis

18. Enhance Lesson Planning Simple setup High student interest Teachers inexperience with the experiment Enhancing teamwork Understanding of chemical reactions Limited materials & time constraints Varying student engagement levels

19. Analyze Student Performance Excelling in math Difficulty in public speaking Joining a debate club to improve speaking skills Poor time management impacting preparation