Teachers' Creative Management Techniques and Teaching Methods as a Part of the Educational Management: An Analytical Study

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Joel V. Japitana, Roger B. Rueda

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In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements and evolving educational paradigms, the study titled "Teachers' Creative Management Techniques and Teaching Methods as a Part of Educational Management" investigates the dynamic relationship between educators' innovative approaches and the broader landscape of educational management. Drawing from a comprehensive analysis of diverse educational settings, this study delves into the multifaceted interactions between teachers' creative management techniques and their teaching methods, presenting a nuanced perspective on the contemporary educational experience. The study's findings illuminate key facets of education: Educators employ a wide spectrum of creative management techniques, ranging from flexible classroom arrangements to technology integration, reflective of a shifting pedagogical landscape. Teaching methods exhibit significant variability, with a discernible trend towards interactive and student-centered approaches, including problem-based learning, flipped classrooms, and experiential learning. The study highlights a strong correlation between the use of creative management techniques and heightened student engagement, characterized by increased participation, motivation, and interest in learning. Effective fusion of creative management techniques with innovative teaching methods positively impacts learning outcomes, cultivating critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a deeper comprehension of subject matter. Educators face challenges in implementing these strategies, including resource constraints and resistance to change. However, these challenges present opportunities for institutions to provide support, resources, and a culture of innovation. The diversity in approaches underscores the necessity of tailored strategies to accommodate unique teaching contexts, subject matter, and student demographics. To harness the full potential of creative management techniques and innovative teaching methods, recommendations are made for educational institutions, policymakers, educators, and future research to foster a dynamic and enriching educational landscape. This study contributes to the ongoing discourse on educational improvement by highlighting the transformative potential of creative management techniques and innovative teaching methods. It offers valuable insights for stakeholders dedicated to enhancing the quality of education, fostering student engagement, and preparing learners for the complexities of the contemporary world.

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