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Secrets of School Success - Coggle Diagram
Secrets of School Success
Definitions of School
teachers teach and students learn
shopping malls: highlights the diverse range of options available, prioritizing individual choice and preferences
prisons: depicting students as obliged to attend school until the age of 16, where their liberties are restricted
factories: transforming students from raw material into finished products evaluated by standardized test scores
young individuals have the opportunity to flourish and develop personally, socially, and intellectually
Social systems: structures and regulations aimed at advancing specific objectives
3 Essential Components of Effective Social Systems in Schools
School personnel: Administrators, support staff, and teachers are pivotal in making schools function effectively.
Physical plant: The infrastructure including school buildings, playgrounds, playing fields, and parking lots contribute to the overall functionality of the school.
Curriculum: The entirety of what teachers teach and students learn within the educational framework is a fundamental component of the school's operation and success.
7 Characteristics of Effective Schools
Optimal Size: Schools and classes maintain a balance, avoiding extremes of being too large or too small.
Leadership: Schools demonstrate strong academic focus and effective leadership.
Collective Efficacy: Teachers possess a belief in their ability to facilitate learning regardless of challenges.
Interactive Instruction: Teachers engage students actively in the learning process, minimizing excessive lecturing.
Monitoring of Student Progress: Teachers regularly and comprehensively assess student progress, providing feedback accordingly.
Safe and Orderly Environment: Schools prioritize safety and cultivate an environment where students are disciplined and well-behaved.
Strong Parental and Community Involvement: Continuous communication and collaboration exist between the school, parents, and the wider community.