Goal‐Setting and Organization Achievement in Educational Administration

Abstract

Too frequently in our discussions, we school administrators show an interest in administration as a “way of doing things” or as a means towards greater efficiency. Unless we become more interested in the theory of administration and in the setting of clearly defined goals, we are likely to find that, whilst more and more administrators show an interest in learning their craft, our schools will suffer as teachers continue to develop an attitude that is more concerned with the maintenance of the institution for its own sake than with the provision of a service to education as a whole.

Citation

HOWELL, M.A. (1966), "Goal‐Setting and Organization Achievement in Educational Administration", Journal of Educational Administration, Vol. 4 No. 1, pp. 12-22. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb009595