Eğitim Yönetimi 2019
DOI: 10.14527/9786052415306.14
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“…• Especially emphasizes the public sphere and matters related to the public domain. Balcı (2013) points out that the concept of accountability can be confused with concepts such as responsibility, ethics, transparency, professional control mechanisms, and responsiveness, and in some cases, these concepts are even used in place of accountability. However, Mulgan (2000) asserts that substituting these concepts for accountability can lead to the loss of the essence of the term and its use as a rhetorical tool (Cited: Balcı, 2013, p. 160).…”
Section: Mulganmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Especially emphasizes the public sphere and matters related to the public domain. Balcı (2013) points out that the concept of accountability can be confused with concepts such as responsibility, ethics, transparency, professional control mechanisms, and responsiveness, and in some cases, these concepts are even used in place of accountability. However, Mulgan (2000) asserts that substituting these concepts for accountability can lead to the loss of the essence of the term and its use as a rhetorical tool (Cited: Balcı, 2013, p. 160).…”
Section: Mulganmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Miles examined the organizational health of schools as a model with the concept of "organizational health." Miles has defined a healthy organization as an organization that predicts and takes precautions, turns positive situations into opportunities and adapts quickly to changes, and that can develop continuously [16]. Healthy individuals can grow in healthy environments.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…From this point of view, it can be said that organizational health is of great importance in achieving the goals of the school. In addition, it can be stated that school principals should care and evaluate the health of the organization in order to identify the sources of the problems, respond to the needs of the institution faster and foresee the change in an agile way [16]. For this reason, school principals may be advised to aim at achieving a certain standard of organizational health in schools, and to measure and monitor organizational health in schools at regular intervals.…”
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“…Therefore, in order to prevent developments that push humanity aside, we must prevent the loss of our social, spiritual and human values that unite people and build bridges between them instead of being isolated; accepting scientific humanism that uses human technologies that will help solve our problems such as poverty, injustice, inequality, ignorance, hunger, disease, fighting and violence and improve our quality of life; We should all work together to change our habits such as war, violence, selfishness, jealousy and self-interest into peace, tolerance, respect, love, friendship, cooperation and solidarity (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization [UNESCO], 2005). In order for human beings to experience love, friendship, happiness, freedom, peace, tolerance, cooperation and solidarity in society, they should have ethical and social values that form the basis of common life (Akbaba Altun, 2003). However, "Every society has its own culture and every culture has a system of values."…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%