Purpose of Educational
Planning
GuidingEducation Towards Quality and Equity
JEAN P. WABINGA
Presenter
SUBJECT: ED710 - SPECIAL PROBLEMS ON
EDUCATIONAL
PLANNING
PROFESSOR: DR. CONCEPCION BALAWAG
2.
Introduction:
Educational planning servesas a vital tool in shaping the
future of education systems. It provides a clear direction for
how schools, teachers, and resources can be organized to
meet the learning needs of students and the development
goals of society. Through careful planning, education
becomes more inclusive, accessible, and responsive to
changes in population, technology, and labor demands.
Ultimately, the purpose of educational planning is to ensure
that education not only improves individual lives but also
drives social progress and national development.
3.
1. Set ClearGoals and
Directions
Provides a roadmap for educational growth
Aligns with national and community needs
4.
2. Efficient Useof Resources
Maximizes funds, manpower,
and facilities
Prevents duplication and
wastage
5.
3. Promote Equityand Access
Expands opportunities for all learners
Reduces urban–rural and social gaps
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