...577 Dr. Lesane Develop Goals April 8, 2015 To ensure that you provide the children on your campus with the best possible education, there must be goals and standards in place. This plan is vital in the school for growth. In order to be successful, you must make changes when necessary in student instruction, provide the appropriate instruction and make changes if necessary to ensure that students will be successful. The vision and mission statement of the school go hand in hand with the action plan that is set up for the school. I have included an example of a school improvement plan with information that was collected from my school Peete Elementary school. My administrators, instructional coaches, and a select team of teachers, provided helpful insight which is included. The plan that is implemented from the administrators, instructional coaches, and the select team of teachers can be improved in a positive manner, the plan is continuously improved for the campus and for the betterment of the students. Strategies For each grade level there are TEKS assessments and lessons that are utilized in the classroom for daily instruction. Weekly assessments provided in class should go along with supporting and reading standards that coincide with the district standards and also the state schedule. There should be adequate training provided for instructors that cover methods and strategies that should be used by students on the day of their tests. Goals: (See Figure...
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...Goals Kimberly Jones October 14, 2013 Goals My objective to obtaining my professional and personal goals is to increase my knowledge through education and work experience and steps that I will need to take to obtain my goals. In this paper I will discuss skills that I need to obtain and milestones I need to achieve, barriers I need to overcome, and time management strategies that I will need to work on. By obtaining my Bachelor’s degree I will not only fulfill my long-term personal goal but also my short-term professional goal. In reaching these goals I will complete my short-term professional goal and be one step closer to fulfilling my long-term professional goal of becoming a clinical instructor. Professional Goals My short-term professional goal is to obtain my Bachelor’s degree from University of Phoenix (UOPX). My long-term professional goal is to be a clinical instructor to nursing students. To obtain my professional goals I first need to obtain my bachelor’s degree. After researching several schools, I decided to go to the UOPX to obtain my Bachelor’s degree. After earning my Bachelor’s degree and applying to nursing schools as an instructor, I will be able to pursue a career as a clinical instructor. Personal Goals My short-term personal goal is to focus on one class at a time. My long-term personal goal is to obtain my Bachelor’s degree. To obtain my personal goals I first need to focus on one class at a time. In focusing on one class at time, I will be...
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...action plans would I develop to achieve success for? Following topics: o Using Axia's Educational Resources o Upholding Academic Honesty o Setting and Achieving Goals o Managing Time Wisely o Fostering Reading Comprehension and Retention o Applying Personality and Learning Styles The personal action plan I would develop for using Axia's Educational Resources to achieve success would be to construct a hard copy overview of all the resources and refer to it during my course work. By constructing this outline of sorts I will be providing myself with a reference that will show me where to go for the specific project information I am in need of at that time. Axia provides files I can download to my computer as tools for my coursework enhancement such as: “Microsoft Internet Explorer / Outlook Express, Adobe Reader® 6.0, Macromedia Flash Player, Macromedia Shockwave Player, Microsoft Office Online File Converters and Viewers, Netscape and University of Phoenix Custom Screensaver.” I also have the advantage of the Universities Library for research of all kinds and depths. The Library is housed with article databases, books, journals, testing aids and the Library Tutorial that is the key to the Library’s use. While I use the Library’s resources searches for specific information can be made by using Boolean and wildcard logic to isolate my search needs in different databases such as Thomson Gale PowerSearch and EBSCOhost. The personal action plan I would develop for upholding academic...
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...so team dynamics can be established. It is clear that the senior management has noticed the team struggling with their day to day tasks and communication is strained. In order for the team to move forward and progress team development will need to occur. In this stage the team will go through 4 development stages; Forming- Teams are undeveloped and need to create an identity. Storming- As members come to know each other they question and experiment. Norming- The team is consolidating and settling into new ways of working. Performing- The team is mature, confident and can perform well, consensus has been reached. During team development it is important to encourage team members to come together and shape a shared purpose so they can develop clear direction, motivation and momentum. This stage allows for questioning of roles and...
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...Athlete Name: Lin Dan Gender: Male Age: 28 Sport: badminton Height: 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in) Weight: 70 kg (150 lb; 11 st) Country: China He is top five badminton player in the world. Training Stage It is obviously for performance. The plan will train the athlete to perform on the international games. Competition Goal Date of the competition: 27 July 2012 The goal of the athlete is getting the gold medal and fame. Competition event: (the Olympic game) Periodization We will use Double Periodization to train the athlete for the competition. It can help the athlete to develop quickly and effectively. Part 2 Musculoskeletal Component General Preparatory Phase We will provide a basic training to build up relative strength, dynamic flexibility and do specific fitness for example jumping, push-up, sit up and aerobic running such more to retain the quality of the athlete. Special Preparatory Phase We try to build up relative strength endurance, speed and maintain the flexibility and strength; Doing specific fitness like weighting training on footage in the gym room and some footwork training. Pre-Competitive Phase The athlete needs to develop the power and the power endurance also keeps the flexibility, strength endurance and speed. We will provide some system for Lin to retain his power. Competitive Phase We will push Lin to improve the power and power endurance at the maximum level as well as maintain the fitness and flexibility at the performance level...
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...Management and Organizational Goals Assignment # 1 Performance Management and Organizational Goals HRM 538 Dr. Marie Germain Strayer University By Michele Deadwyler April 24, 2012 Introduction Performance Management (PM) consists of activities that ensure that organizational goals are being met in an effective and efficient manner. It can focus on the performance management of the organization, department, employee or even the processes to build products or services. Organizational goals consist of short and/or long term goals that the organization must meet to reach milestones necessary for the company to grow, expand, and function for business purposes. Together both performance management and organizational goals are tools that if used correctly can enhance the overall performance level of the organization. The remainder of this paper will discuss the concepts of performance management and organizational goals; develop an argument regarding the relationship between the two (2) concepts and rank the drivers of alignment and discuss which one presents the greatest challenge in your organization. Be sure to include discussion regarding the alignment factor(s) you identified as challenging. Discuss the concepts of performance management and organizational goals, develop an argument regarding the relationship between the two concepts. Performance management is the overall management of the performance of the organization. It is measured by the goals set by the organization...
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...Ora Stewart OD/MG650 Personal Action Plan June 25, 2012 Introduction This paper is a personal action plan. It’s an inventory of skills including my strengths and weaknesses in relation to the requirements of my short and long term goals. I am therefore, making an action plan on how to correct my deficiencies and to improve on my weaknesses’. This will allow me to take advantage of my strengths to obtain the skills that I want to have and quality of a person that I want to be. When this semester first started I set a goal for myself to improve my writing skills. Through- out this semester I have struggled to advance my goal. Now, as the semester comes to an end, I must look at what progress I have made towards this goal. By re-examining the work that I have done this semester I can evaluate where I have made improvements, what areas still need work and whether my participation in this class has been effective in achieving this goal. I have expanded my knowledge of different writing styles and punctuations. Both have had a positive effect on my essays by strengthening my writing skills. While my knowledge of grammar and active voice still needs improvement, my class participation has given me practice and prepared me for writing essays and speaking. The ways in which my writing skills have been enhanced by my work in this course are as followed; (a) I communicate my feelings and emotions...
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...I have three main personal and academic high school goals that will work to develop my personal interests and advance my academic career. Academically, I hope to build a foundation for success and take initiative in my learning. Personally, I hope to explore all opportunity offered. My first goal is to develop a foundation of learning and independence to prepare for college.Learning in a college preparatory environment is favorable to me due to better preparation in a mature environment and easier future transition. I hope to build this foundation by finding activities I am passionate about and developing a stronger sense of motivation to succeed in the curriculum and school environment. My second goal is to take initiative in my education....
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...included dos and don'ts for each, based on research and our experience in developing a mentoring program at Brown-Forman Corporation. 1. What are our business reasons for developing a mentoring program? You should develop a mentoring program if and when you have solid business reasons, such as to speed up the development of future leaders or to share organizational knowledge. Do your homework. Look at employee retention rates, the percentage of senior managers who will reach retirement in the next five to 10 years, current bench strength, and developmental objectives. Don’t develop a mentoring program because it’s popular or because you've read that it works for other companies. 2. What organizational support exists and what needs to be developed? Successful mentoring initiatives require visible support and involvement from the highest levels of the organization. Do develop a mentoring program when senior leadership at your company supports it and because mentoring supports your company’s values and goals. Don’t develop a mentoring program if you don’t have the support of the highest levels or if mentoring isn’t valued. 3. What are our criteria for success? Do set long-term goals that will help your company, such as making your...
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...COO is responsible for managing all hands-on operational aspects of the company. This role collaborates with the President & CEO to develop corporate and operational strategies, and is charged with facilitating these efforts across Operations. Through a respectful, constructive and energetic style, guided by the objectives of Akcelerant, the COO provides the leadership, management and vision necessary to ensure that the company has the proper operational controls, administrative and reporting procedures, and people systems in place to effectively grow the organization and to ensure financial strength and operating efficiency. The COO oversees all customer facing positions (customer care, and professional services) as well as quality assurance, software development activities, and product management at Akcelerant. Central to this role is building positive and lasting relationships between Akcelerant and its customers. II. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Responsible for all activities when President & CEO is absent. Work closely with the President & CEO to develop and accomplish goals and strategic plans established by board members and executives of the Company. Spearhead the development, communication and implementation of effective growth strategies and processes. Collaborate with the management team to develop and implement plans for the operational infrastructure of systems, processes, and personnel designed to accommodate the rapid growth...
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...Objectives' (MBO). This MBO concept was popularized by Peter Drucker. It suggests that objectives should not be imposed on subordinates but should be decided collectively by a concerned with the management. This gives popular support to them and the achievement of such objectives becomes easy and quick. Management by Objectives (MBO) is the most widely accepted philosophy of management today. It is a demanding and rewarding style of management. It concentrates attention on the accomplishment of objectives through participation of all concerned persons, i.e., through team spirit. MBO is based on the assumption that people perform better when they know what is expected of them and can relate their personal goals to organizational objectives. Superior subordinate participation, joint goal setting and support and encouragement from superior to subordinates are the basic features of MBO. It is a result-oriented philosophy and offers many advantages such as employee motivation, high morale, effective and purposeful leadership and clear objectives before all concerned per-sons. MBO is a participative and democratic style of management. Here, ample a scope is given to subordinates and is given higher status and positive/participative role. In short, MBO is both a philosophy and approach to management. MBO concept is different from MBC (Management by Control) and is also superior in many respects. According to the...
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... |Heather Sluss |Instructor: |Frank Skowron | |Class: |CIS/207 |Date: |June 13, 2016 | Course Materials: Phoenix Career Guidance System - https://careers.phoenix.edu/career-exploration.html# My Next Move: http://www.mynextmove.org/ In order to achieve the most success you can from your career, you need to develop an Action Plan! To begin, there are areas to consider and questions to answer that can help you choose the right career goal for yourself. Areas to consider when choosing a career goal: ▪ Education requirements ▪ Experience Requirements ▪ Interests ▪ Hiring demand ▪ Salary range As you can tell, there are a lot of factors to take into account when choosing your career goal. You are now ready to begin the process of setting your Career Goal. Each of you have selected an area of Information Technology where you want to specialize. In Table 1.1 of your textbook is a list of typical IT jobs. Go to either of the course materials provided, find your desired position, and answer the following questions: |Education requirements | |Does this career align with your current degree program? ...
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...Richard Dana Associates (RDA) was brought in by the owners of a family-owned business with complex relationship issues at a time preceding an anticipated leadership transition. Following individual and group coaching sessions, RDA was able to help the leadership separate personal issues, and codify practices through formal policies to allow the leadership group to focus on business issues without personal complications. At the end of RDA's engagement, the client was well-positioned to begin developing a transition plan. Bob, founder, CEO, and owner of a 20-year-old, closely-held business, hoped to groom his 30-year-old son, Jack to take over the business in the next five years. The firm was currently co-run by Betty, the COO and Operations Manager. She was a longtime employee of the firm, and also had been Bob's life partner for most of that time. Both Jack and the firm were at a critical juncture, if Jack and the firm did not make a mutual commitment to each other in the next year or so, Jack would likely pursue alternative career options, closing a window of opportunity. And yet Jack was not privy to many of the decisions and financials underlying the company information that would allow him to make an objective decision about his future role in the firm and no plan existed to manage the transition. Jack and Bob's personal relationship had grown estranged, and both prone to intense emotional responses to work and personal issues. In addition, Betty felt that Jack...
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...Operations and Production The goals and activities for the production and operations departments, provides an outline where the new employees can grow and develop, as well as providing guidance that will allow the employee to align with the expectations of the Atha Corporation. With the hiring of eighteen new employees, we must create an environment that will establish a set of goals and expectations, and also establish a plan for the employee’s development. Maintaining an environment of open discussions will also allow the team to grow and develop a solid foundation for future progress. The goals and expectations will be maintained through routine performance appraisals. Within these appraisals the company will provide feedback regarding the training and development needs of the employee. (Dubois, 2010)The Atha Corporation takes pride in the development of its employees and will identify areas in the employee’s performance that they will need to work on. Whether it be by setting new goals or even by allowing the employee to attend professional development activities. The main objective is to provide the appropriate environment for growth and development, with emphasis on maintaining the employment relationship. Our goal structure will be based on the SMART guidelines. These goals will provide the employee with the direction that their efforts should be driven towards. (Austin Community College, 2007) Specific- the goals that are given to the employees will be clear...
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...in all that I do at home and at work. So what is success, in its simplest form it is accomplishing or achieving what you desire or set as a goal. Then academic success is achieving or obtaining that degree and continuing academic success is the process of taking what you learn at school out into everyday life and your job. For me success is taking control of my education, abilities and skills to help me achieve my goals. Before I can do this I must establish a plan and define my goal or goals. So how do I reach this goal? That is a question many of us face, in many aspects of life. In reaching a goal it must first be defined and measureable. Effective goal setting is a key to success in whatever you do. According to (Morisano, Hirsh, Peterson, Pihl, & Shore, 2010), failure to have clear goals has led to students dropping out of college. When establishing a goal, an important question to ask is, why. Not knowing why you desire a goal will lead to a good chance of losing direction and site of the goal. Resulting in either the goal being delayed or worst, never achieved. With your goal set and in writing you become focused, responsible, accountable and understand the goals rewards. Knowing the reward will provide the motivation that will keep you focused on the goal in the face of adversity. In order to accomplish this goal a plan is in order. In this plan you will be able to identify your timeline, available resources, and potential...
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