Concept of
System
Approach to
Education
Definition of System
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According to Craw Ford Rob, a
system is a systematic
organization of the elements
that operate in a unique way.
According to R. L. Acoff, a
system is the set of interrelated
and interdependent elements
System Approach
The system approach is a comprehensive and
coordinated approach that considers the needs of
all stakeholders.
System approach means to look at a problem in a
holistic way.
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System Approach to Education
Defines system approach as analysis and synthesis
where it involves identifying the components and
determining their relationship with one another as
well as between them. (Kaufmann, in teaching and
learning, 1970)
The systems approach is used to organize and
determine various educational programs for better
teacher and student training and development, as
well as to improve the quality of education.
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System approach.pptx

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    Definition of System 2 Accordingto Craw Ford Rob, a system is a systematic organization of the elements that operate in a unique way. According to R. L. Acoff, a system is the set of interrelated and interdependent elements
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    System Approach The systemapproach is a comprehensive and coordinated approach that considers the needs of all stakeholders. System approach means to look at a problem in a holistic way. 3
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    System Approach toEducation Defines system approach as analysis and synthesis where it involves identifying the components and determining their relationship with one another as well as between them. (Kaufmann, in teaching and learning, 1970) The systems approach is used to organize and determine various educational programs for better teacher and student training and development, as well as to improve the quality of education. 4
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Editor's Notes

  • #3 Craw for Rob is a German philosopher and a teacher Russel Lincoln Acoff was a pioneer in the field of operations research
  • #4 It is made up of a coordinated efforts of all the elements. As system refers to the wholeness of something. Example: when a layman comments that the transport system in a city is good, he does not refer to only one particular bus route; he refers to the entire transport management.
  • #5 According to Walter Kaufman, Means that all the parts are interconnected and can be explained only by reference to the whole.
  • #6 The components come together to form a whole