The document discusses the importance of maintaining proper records in schools. It notes that schools are accountable to various stakeholders like parents, society, and government bodies. Complete and systematic records need to be kept in order to provide information to these parties. The maintenance of records is vital for the effective functioning of the school and promotion of education. It allows schools to track student progress, monitor the impact of teaching, and ensure compliance with legal requirements. However, the number and type of records required varies between schools depending on their size and responsibilities. Overall, record keeping plays a crucial role in school administration.
5. School is an public institution. In the matter of its
effective functioning it is answerable to several
bodies, agencies and authorities.
Are the schools answerable to the
parents/society?
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6. a) To the parents: it is responsible to show that the
aim and objectives of education have been attained
and the children are receiving fruitful education.
b) To the society: it has to assurance and satisfaction
that future citizens being prepared in it will prove
equal to every social task and responsibility.
c) To the state and central government: it has to
satisfaction that public funds are being best utilized
for the cause of education and norms, standards and
directions given by the governments are being
observed honestly and efficiently.
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7. d) Pupil: Staff and authorities have to provide
satisfaction to the pupils by ensuring and watching
their progress in studies, ascertaining and
appraising their attainments and capacities and
conditioning their conduct and behaviour.
In order that the school may obtain
information and furnish it to all the concerned and
interested parties, it is necessary that complete and
systematic records should be maintained.
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9. Maintanace of records and registers is vital for the
promotion of education programmes in schools and
colleges.
Record shows each student’s ability and his
improvement in the activity.
Records must serve to indicate not only the students
progress but also to prove the value of the teacher
work and administrative work.
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10. Document that memorializes and provides objective evidence of
activities performed, events occurred, results achieved, or statements
made.
Records are created/received by an organization in routine transaction of
its business or in pursuance of its legal obligations. A record may consist
of two or more documents.
A record is defined as a documented proof of a transaction.
This can refer to any activity which falls within the normal routine of an
organization.
All documented information, regardless of its characteristics, media,
physical form, and the manner it is recorded or stored. Records include
accounts, agreements, books, drawings, letters, magnetic/optical disks,
memos, micrographics, etc. Generally speaking, records function as
evidence of activities, whereas documents function as evidence of
intentions.
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11. Organizing information for retrieval when needed.
The maintenance of records is indispensable for systematic
and successful working of a school.
Protecting records that are essential to mission-critical
business operations.
Ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory recordkeeping
requirements, thereby avoiding costly fines or other penalties.
Reducing risks in litigation, government investigations, and
the legal discovery process.
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12. STATEMENT: The number of records and
registers maintain by the different schools are
same.
ARE YOU AGREE WITH ABOVE STATEMENT?
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13. YES…We are not agree with that statement.
Because, with increase in the functions and
responsibilities of a school, the number of
records and registers has considerably
increased.
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14. Records are essential on account of the following
reasons.
1. Legal requirements
2. Financial Needs
3. Administrative Needs
4. Appraisal of Institutional Programme
5. Research Needs
6. Relationship with Parents and Community
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15. 7. For Future Reference
8. Essential for child’s all round development
9. Efficient working
10. Case study of the school
11. Guidance for the student
12. Contact with parents
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16. To make the process of administration
efficiently, every school have to maintain
records and registers.
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17. To enable the student teacher to understand
the administrative aspects of school life.
To realize the student teacher about need of
maintaining the records and their importance
in the smooth functioning of the school.
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19. The school calendar is a mirror where the probable dates of various
events and activities to be done during the coming session are reflected. It
is usually prepared at the beginning of each academic session. It contain
the following Stems of information.
(i) Information about the general, local and gazette holidays.
(ii) Dates for the submission of monthly, quarterly, holidays and annual reports
and returns.
(iii) Dates of monthly, quarterly and annual examinations.
(iv) Dates of the meetings of the school and faculty committees, Teachers’
Associations, different societies, school excursions and educational tours, school
tournaments etc.
(v) Dates of important school functions like the annual prize day, the parents day,
(he U.N.O. day, Independence Day, Republic Day, Birthday of eminent persons etc.
Thus the school calendar provides important information about various
activities to be carried out throughout the academic session.
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21. This activity is to enable the student teacher to
understand the administrative aspects of
school life. It will help him/her to realize the
need of maintaining the records and their
importance in the smooth functioning of the
school.
The student teacher shall write a report on any
4 records prepared and maintained by the
school.
Marks calculated out of 25 are to be given for
the report.
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