The Use of Business Process Engineering in the Application of the National Standards of the Kindergarten Teacher: a Field Study in the Experimental Kindergartens in the North of Cairo

Nahla M.Loutfy Nofal;

Abstract


The research deals with process engineering in order to apply this contemporary approach to the national standards of the kindergarten teacher published in October, 2008. The questionnaire is administered to 87 early childhood education teachers in the north Cairo zone, specifically, at Sahil and Zaytoun sub-zones. The results indicate that teachers are not trained to accept change and that top management does not pay very much attention to job satisfaction. Team work fails, modern technology is not used on a wide scale and the civic society does not take part in finding more financial resources. The research ends with giving some recommendations and suggestions that can permit a favorable environment which helps to enforce the national standards of the kindergarten teacher in Egypt in the light of the process engineering approach.


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Title The Use of Business Process Engineering in the Application of the National Standards of the Kindergarten Teacher: a Field Study in the Experimental Kindergartens in the North of Cairo
Authors Nahla M.Loutfy Nofal 
Keywords top management, Team work, modern technology, the civic society
Issue Date Feb-2010
Conference the eighteenth annual conference of the Egyptian Society of Educational Administration 

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