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Educational Planning
Educational Planning
PLANNING
Planning
A way of protecting our intentions, that is, a
method of deciding what we want to
accomplish (Adesina, 1990)
Refers to the act of deciding in advance
what is to be done, how and when to do it,
where and who is to do it in order to achieve
the goals or objectives of the system.
EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
The application of rational
systematic analysis to the process
of educational development with
the aim of making education more
effective and efficient in
responding to the needs and goals
of its students and society
(UNESCO)
EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
Applying systematic analysis with
logical reasoning to educational
development in order to make
education more effective and
efficient in terms of the needs and
goals of students in tandem with the
society
EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
Setof related activities which sets
specific goals of educational
development for a certain period
for the overall development within
the framework of the possibilities
identified by financial, economic
and humas resources and through a
set of constraints.
NATURE OF EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
Unremitting process
Does not conclude on reaching a
particular milestone
Does not end when completed
NATURE OF EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
Draws the plot for the future of
educational system of nation
Identify pitfall in a short period of
time for the formulation of long-
term goals by means of focused
strategies and techniques.
NATURE OF EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
As an instrument provided the
needed coordination and direction
of different components of
educational system
Widely- accepted long-term goals
are approached more objectively
NATURE OF EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
As an instrument provided the
needed coordination and direction
of different components of
educational system
Provide realistic appraisal of the
country’s resources (human, on-
human and institutional)
NATURE OF EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
As an instrument provided the
needed coordination and direction
of different components of
educational system
Instruments of independent
government and efficient and
systematic utilization of resources
CHARACTERISTICS OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Primary
Pervasive
Future- Oriented
Mission- Oriented
Cooperation
Remedial Measure
Choice of Best Alternative
CHARACTERISTICS OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Teamwork
Social and Economic Goals
Scientific Change
Anticipation
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Proper formulation
Procedures and processes should be
carefully formulated, unified and
systematically carried out
methodically.
Clear objectives
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Based on Research
Provide factual and concise
information that can be used in
developing plans and not based on
intuition or arbitrary.
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Result
in Specific Recommendation
which are understood accepted
Should not offer guidelines but
specific and descriptive
recommendations of what, how,
why is it to be done
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Result
in Specific Recommendation
which are understood accepted
Comprehensive enough to be
understood and implemented.
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
ContinuingEvaluation of the
Planning process
Plans should be ready for
evaluation
Frequent assessment of different
components enables future
adaptation of the plan according to
condition
WORKING PRINCIPLES OF
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
• Expansion of facilities
based on factors (pedagogical, • Aims, methods and contents
demographical, geographical, social • Needs and assets, costs,
and economic) of education curricular
sources or finances,
• References to school planning, teachers’ training,
distribution of expenditure,
population, teachers’ educational guidance,
grants and loans.
recruitment and supervision research and teaching aids.
and classroom equipment
PROCESS OF EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Statement of Objectives
Evaluation of results