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School-based management has become a popular reform in the Department of Education that aims to increase stakeholder involvement in school governance, management, and decision-making. Research provides schools with the power to make decisions, understand and contribute to school performance, improve school performance, and reward performance. The experience of Sta. Rita I demonstrated the powerful elements of collaboration, ideation, implementation, and value creation that can drive innovation within a school-based management framework.

Education

The Unlimited Power of
Research and Innovation:
It’s Impact to School Based
Management

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SBM is oriented towards
increasing the level of
involvement of multiple
stakeholders in the governance
management and decision
making of schools.

Research: A Powerful Tool in
School-Based Management
(SBM) Practices

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2. Power to understand and
contribute to school
performance.

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3. Power to transpire
school performance.

Powerful Dynamic Elements in
Innovation and Its Implications
to School Based-Management
Practices : Sta. Rita I
Experience

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