Educational Planning: A Review and a Plea
Dan E. Inbar
Abstract
Dan E. Inbar
Abstract
This article reviews some basic trends and developments of educational planning activities in the last two decades. Almost inevitably, the question arises: “Educational planning—‘Quo Vadis’?” Is it possible to lay down groundwork for the development of a theory of educational planning which will have practical bearing? Using a cross analysis of various classifications of educational planning activities and some basic theoretical assumptions about the inherent aspects of the educational process, a conceptual frame of reference has been developed here. This frame serves a multiple purpose. It enables a more systematic review, on the one hand, and forecasts some basic components for future theoretical and practical development, on the other hand.
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This article reviews some basic trends and developments of educational planning activities in the last two decades. Almost inevitably, the question arises: “Educational planning—‘Quo Vadis’?” Is it possible to lay down groundwork for the development of a theory of educational planning which will have practical bearing? Using a cross analysis of various classifications of educational planning activities and some basic theoretical assumptions about the inherent aspects of the educational process, a conceptual frame of reference has been developed here. This frame serves a multiple purpose. It enables a more systematic review, on the one hand, and forecasts some basic components for future theoretical and practical development, on the other hand.
Key concepts: Plea, Management science, Process (computing), Frame (networking), Status quo, Frame of reference, Engineering ethics, Computer science