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The document discusses four aspects of student management: 1. Definition of student management as the arrangement of activities related to students from enrollment to graduation. 2. Student enrollment management includes activities like determining admission capacity and requirements. 3. Student development management focuses on services inside and outside the classroom to support students' growth. 4. Special services for students include setting school rules, student groupings, and other administrative tasks.
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Student management
- 2. 1. definition of students management. 2. student enrollment management. 3. students development management. 4. special service for students.
- 3. Definition of management students Hendiyat Soetopo and Wasty Soemanto found, Management learners is an arrangement or setup of any activity related to learners begin influx of learners up to the release of such learners from a school or an institution. According Knezevich imply that management students as a service that is focused on the regulation, supervision, and services students in the classroom and outside the classroom such as: introduction, registration, individual
- 4. the management of learners is the structuring and regulation of activities related to school learners attend school students to drop out of school activities that include: registering, recording, putting, nurture, develop, and reporting. Of these activities can be used to help facilitate the growth and development of learners through the process of education in schools.
- 5. Graduate
- 6. student enrollment management In the new admissions are some of the activities carried out such as (1) the determination of capacity, (2) determination of the requirements of students who will be accepted, and (3) the establishment of new admissions committee.
- 7. Steps recruitment of learners (new students) are as follows: 1. Establishment of new admissions committee. 2. Preparation and posting will constitute acceptance of new students is done openly. 3. Next is the stage of selection of students. As for ways of selection used are: Through a test or exam.
- 8. Student management development Construction services to students both inside and outside of school hours in the classroom. Construction of the students in the school is the responsibility of all education personnel. There are three pillars of the construction management students: visionary future have a personal order social concerns.
- 9. The school principal also has steps for coaching students, namely: Gives orientation to new students; Organize and record student attendance; Noting the achievements of the activities achieved, or do students; Set the discipline of students as learners in school.
- 10. To carry out the tasks of coaching, a school principal as school administrators should do the following, namely: oSetting school rules opromotional gift oGranting rights mutation ogrouping students
- 11. special service for students Specialty services and management support required by learners at the school include: