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EDU 211-Organizational Behavior
SUMMER 2022
Assignment/Reflection No. 1
Name: Camille J. Manalo Address: District 4, Tumauini, Isabela
School/Company: Tumauini National High School Contact No. 09494744670
1. Conduct a SWOT analysis of your workplace environment.
Strength Weaknesses Opportunities Threat
Innovative
Programs
High enrollment
rate
Active and
passionate
principal and
faculty/staff
Helpful PTA and
Volunteers
Support of LGU
Excels in
journalism
Water system
Need for
updated facilities
Space is tight
Lack of
department
offices
Some teachers
are not versed in
using
technology.
Internet
Financial
challenges
Developing and
implementing an
innovation about
rainwater as an
alternative water
supply
Popularity
growth and
hiring of more
teachers.
Conducting a
seminar and
training in using
technology as a
means of an
instructional
platform for
teachers.
Conducting a
Parents-Teachers
Conference and
other
stakeholder
meetings to
monitor the
students’ and
school progress
Assurance of the
quality of water
which can affect
the students’
health.
Changing needs
of the students
and parents.
Uncontrolled
population
growth
2. 2. How can you turn your weaknesses into strengths?
There should be proper planning to address the problems encountered in our school. The leader
should cater to all the suggestions and recommendations of his staff so that he will have possible solutions to
the problems we are encountering. And we should always connect and communicate with stakeholders and
follow the protocol in solving the problems.
3. Do you think your organization can do something to address the threats? How?
We all have the ability to do everything in our power for both our students and the school. Action
research can be used to address the threat to the quality of rainwater as a substitute water source. We can
research strategies to raise its quality and develop new techniques to guarantee it. In order to reduce their
transportation costs due to unchecked population development, students are recommended to localize
themselves by enrolling in the school that is closest to where they live. In order to meet the changing needs
of the students, we must always be willing to learn something new and keep our professional skills up to
date by participating in seminars and training.