The Role of Educational Management in Enhancing Learners’ Development in Public Elementary Schools
Journal Title: Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary Journal - Year 2025, Vol 32, Issue 2
Abstract
This study used quantitative research design to investigate how the management of learning improved on the development of students of public elementary schools based on 50 respondents of the head teachers from the 2nd Congressional District of Masbate Province, Aroroy, Baleno, Mobo, Milagros, Mandaon, and Balud. Surveys through online questionnaires are collected and interpreted by employing weighted mean, frequency, percentage, and rank of analysis. The study findings show that for school success, communication has to be transparent to ensure trust and improve problem-solving ability. It creates a positive school culture. Effective communication between teachers and administrators improves academic performance. As far as the impact of educational management on holistic learner development is concerned, findings showed that a supportive and meaningful learning environment positively influences enjoyment, engagement, teaching, and learning. This also helps improve academic performance. Further, consistent leadership practices are important for the stability and safety of students so that they can focus on learning. Consistency also gives a sense of security as well as fairness and trust. Results of the study led to the conclusion that only transparent communication, a positive learning environment, and consistent leadership would establish trust, engagement, and academic success. Recommendations included practicing transparent communication among school heads and teachers, creating a safe and stimulating environment based on mutual respect, and showing consistency in order to ensure trust and positive outcomes related to learning. These practices are vital for aligning educational management strategies with the goal of enhancing learners’ overall development.
Authors and Affiliations
Cherry Rose Alba , Joy Alcantara , Richard Basas , Ernest Cabahug , Angeline Cabalican , Daisy Caballero , Maricar Quintano Caballero , Fitzerald Graban , Jonel Prado , Jojit Duaman , Liesel Laurio
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