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.NAME: JENNY P. VALDEZ
CLASS: 37
SUBJECT WITH CODE: EDMGT 608
The last 4 slides of this presentation are the other management concerns. Choose 4
from among the 15 concerns and give situations on how you apply your management
role.
1. How to manage people you previously worked with or who are friends?
Establish clear boundaries
One of the cornerstones of any friendship is the ability to confide personal information
and build trust. It's important to establish agreements with work friends about keeping
this personal information private and outside of the workplace. Avoid getting into deep
discussions about personal matters at the office, and keep conversations professional.
This will help compartmentalize your relationships with colleagues during the day and
as confidantes after work hours.
Be inclusive
This isn't high school, so don't behave like a teenager. Be collegial with everyone on
your team. Not only will this help avoid resentment, it will also work toward quashing
any suspicions that you and your friend are gossiping about your coworkers behind their
backs.
The office is no place for juvenile shenanigans. It's okay to share a chuckle with work
friends once in a while, but keep your actions and conversations suitable for the
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workplace. Refrain from using nicknames or discussing anything you did after work that
might embarrass you or your coworkers.
If you've been promoted and find yourself managing your friend, treat the person as you
would anyone else. Don't single him or her out from the rest of the team with a lighter or
heavier workload. Grant the same level of respect you would anyone else when giving
criticism, and ask yourself if you're being harder or more lenient because the
employee's your friend.
2. How to set your priorities when you are busy putting out fires.?
For me I will schedule uninterrupted worktime to give focus on my priorities.
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Reflection / Insights
1. What special programs of DEPED mentioned in the presentation you have
observed in your school/division being fully implemented?
2. Cite any program and explain how it is administered in your locality and how it
creates opportunities to learners who need our assistance.
The special program of DEPED that observed fully was the Education
Service Contracting Program (ESC)This was implemented after the school
passed the certification of ESC and all applied to all junior high school
learners through slot allocation, this creates opportunities to learners who
need assistance by helping the less fortunate learners who cannot afford the
huge amount of tuition fee and wanted to enter in the private institution.
The Master of Arts in Education Program Major in Educational Management
(MA-EDMGT)
NAME: JENNY P. VALDEZ
CLASS: 37
SUBJECT WITH CODE: EDMGT 610
A leader can transform a school or community for the better and ensure success
for both students and educators. He or she will not only have the traits of an effective
leader, but also the administrative skills to match. This may mean having extensive
experience educating or working within the community.
As an educational leader, you should take time to grow your practical skills,
adjust your style to meet the complex demands of your community and try to embody
the qualities of effective leaders. While you’re making positive changes around you, it is
always important to continue evaluating and improving your own leadership
competencies.
The Master of Arts in Education Program Major in Educational Management
(MA-EDMGT)
NAME: JENNY P. VALDEZ
CLASS: 37
SUBJECT WITH CODE: EDMGT 616