This paper is concerned with the nature of education which may be undertaken within the process of managing. Following Bateson, four levels of learning are examined in relation to education within the managing role and through disengaging from the immediate managing role, i.e. education ’out of role’. Both of these approaches require that attention be given to the micro-political and social contexts of managers in organisations. From a perspective that organisations exist to serve the needs of persons it is argued that the educational task is to accentuate the personal role in relation to the institutional role, to permit learning at all four levels
Teachers are usually trained only to teach but not on education management. Many of them end up in t...
Authors of the paper discuss the concept of organisational learning. Theyrefer to a wide range of de...
In the UK and elsewhere management has become a root metaphor. Educational practitioners must now ac...
Abstract Purpose: The stronghold of management, as a scientific field, can be originally found in t...
The purpose of this study was to examine the role of education in the relation between managers and ...
The aim of this paper is to clarify how management could be effective in the learning process, or be...
Abstract This paper is structured in two main sections: the first describes competency-based learni...
This thesis examines management educational and development processes and critically analyses the qu...
Educational management was still a relatively new field of study and practice in the UK at the time ...
When it comes to effectively implementing a plan for training qualified managers, one of the most cr...
In the 1980's colleges of Further and Higher Education were subject to a variety of pressures to dev...
In order to provide effective and sustained support for university managers as they learn to manage,...
In this paper, outdoor development is presented as a case study of a management development approach...
james is now at the University of Glamorgan Business School. This paper presents the findings of an ...
Rapid socio-economic changes taking place in the modern world impose the need for a new and deeper r...
Teachers are usually trained only to teach but not on education management. Many of them end up in t...
Authors of the paper discuss the concept of organisational learning. Theyrefer to a wide range of de...
In the UK and elsewhere management has become a root metaphor. Educational practitioners must now ac...
Abstract Purpose: The stronghold of management, as a scientific field, can be originally found in t...
The purpose of this study was to examine the role of education in the relation between managers and ...
The aim of this paper is to clarify how management could be effective in the learning process, or be...
Abstract This paper is structured in two main sections: the first describes competency-based learni...
This thesis examines management educational and development processes and critically analyses the qu...
Educational management was still a relatively new field of study and practice in the UK at the time ...
When it comes to effectively implementing a plan for training qualified managers, one of the most cr...
In the 1980's colleges of Further and Higher Education were subject to a variety of pressures to dev...
In order to provide effective and sustained support for university managers as they learn to manage,...
In this paper, outdoor development is presented as a case study of a management development approach...
james is now at the University of Glamorgan Business School. This paper presents the findings of an ...
Rapid socio-economic changes taking place in the modern world impose the need for a new and deeper r...
Teachers are usually trained only to teach but not on education management. Many of them end up in t...
Authors of the paper discuss the concept of organisational learning. Theyrefer to a wide range of de...
In the UK and elsewhere management has become a root metaphor. Educational practitioners must now ac...