VISION, MISSION, GOALS & OBJS OF THE INSTITUTIONS

30 practice flashcards covering vision, mission, goals, values, and educational institutions as presented in the notes.

institution

An established organization or foundation that serves a specific purpose in society; it sets rules, norms, and roles that shape social behavior.

Schools, hospitals, churches, banks, government offices.

examples of institutions

6

How many main types of institutions are listed?

Family Institutions

The basic social unit responsible for socializing children (e.g., the nuclear and extended family).

Religious Institutions

Organizations that arrange beliefs and practices related to faith (e.g., churches, mosques, temples).

Educational Institutions

Institutions that focus on learning, knowledge, and skill development (e.g., schools, universities, training centers).

Economic Institutions

Institutions that regulate production, distribution, and consumption of goods/services (e.g., banks, corporations, cooperatives).

Political or Government Institutions

Institutions that create and enforce laws, ensure order and governance (e.g., Congress, courts, local governments).

Health Institutions

Institutions that provide medical care and promote public health (e.g., hospitals, clinics, health departments).

Educational Institutions

A place where learners of different ages gain education, including daycare, pre-schools, grade schools, secondary schools, colleges and universities.

three types of Educational Institutions

Formal Education Institutions, Non-formal Education Institutions, Informal Education Institutions.

Formal Education Institutions

Recognized and structured learning with a set curriculum (e.g., preschool/kindergarten, elementary/primary, secondary/high, colleges/universities, graduate schools).

Non-formal Education Institutions

Organized learning outside the formal system but structured (e.g., vocational training centers, short-term workshops or seminars, literacy programs).

Informal Education Institutions

Unstructured learning through daily activities or experiences (e.g., learning at home, educational TV or online platforms, community learning).

Hope and Compassion

Veritas et Misericordia (Latin) meaning

Vision Statement

The end desired aspiration of the institution; usually a one-sentence statement guiding long-term transformation.

14 words

What is the average length of a Vision statement?

3 words

What is the shortest possible Vision statement length?

26 words

What is the longest Vision statement length?

No

Should a Vision be a radical departure from the future envisioned?

components of a Vision statement

Hope for future; Challenging and about excellence; Inspirational and emotional; Empowering; Prepares for the future; Memorable and provides guidance.

Mission Statement

one-statement; states the intention of your institution existence

Mission Statement

answer questions 'What you do' or 'who you do this for'.

5 to 14 words; maximum 20 words.

What is the recommended length for a Mission Statement?

components of a Mission Statement

Principal services delivered; Target customers/markets; Specific geographic areas; Organization philosophy; Preferred self-image.

Value Statement

A list of fundamental doctrines that guide and direct the educational institution and its belief; creates moral direction and guides decision-making.

value statement

answer questions what values are distinctive to our educational institution? What value should guide the management?

value statement for educational institutions

Incorporate values at all levels of the institution.

Core Values

Short-term goals that successful learners achieve within the scope of a course; often worded to explain what they should try to achieve; align with SMART criteria.

Formal Education Institutions

Preschool/Kindergarten, Elementary/Primary School, Secondary/High School, Colleges and Universities, Graduate Schools.

What is the purpose of Family Institutions?

Basic social unit responsible for socializing children.

What is the purpose of Health Institutions?

Provide medical care and promote public health.

What is the function of Economic Institutions?

Regulate production, distribution, and consumption of goods/services.

Name examples of Political or Government Institutions.

Congress, courts, local governments.

What are the components of the University Logo as listed in the notes?

Academic Shield; Veritas et Misericordia motto; the phrase 'improving man as man'.

What is the Latin motto on the University Logo and its meaning per the notes?

Veritas et Misericordia (Latin) meaning Hope and Compassion.

What is the phrase 'improving man as man' in the University Logo?

A phrase associated with the logo indicating the goal of improving humankind.

What are key attributes a Vision statement should have?

Be clear, memorable, and concise; not a radical departure; should be hopeful, challenging, inspiring, empowering, preparatory for the future, and guiding.

What geographic scope is included in the Mission Statement components?

Specific geographic areas.

How should Core Values be aligned with performance criteria?

They should be carefully matched to SMART criteria.