متطلبات التعاقد التشغيلي للمدارس الحكومية بسلطنة عُمان من وجهة نظر الخبراء
Abstract
وقد تم تصميم استبانة مكونة من ثلاثة محاور ممثلة للمتطلبات اللازمة للتعاقد التشغيلي في المدارس الحكومية وهي: (الإدارية، والمادية والمالية، والمحاسبية)، وقد استخدمت الدراسة أسلوب (دلفي) على مجموعة من الخبراء بلغت (30) خبيراً تربوياً.
وجاءت أهم النتائج التي توصلت إليها الدراسة من حيث درجة الأهمية كالتالي: متطلبات المحاسبية، يليها المتطلبات الإدارية ثم المتطلبات المادية والمالية؛ حيث حصلت الفقرات التالية على الرتبة الاولى بدرجة مهمة جدًا وهي: "إيجاد مؤسسات وأجهزة لمراقبة الأداء وتصنيف مدارس التعاقد التشغيلي" في محور متطلبات المحاسبية، و"تعيين الأكفاء في المناصب الإدارية بالمدارس التشغيلية وفق معايير واضحة ومحددة" في محور المتطلبات الإدارية، و "توفير قاعدة بيانات ومعلومات للجهات الراغبة في تطبيق التعاقد التشغيلي" في محور المتطلبات المادية والمالية.
The Requirements of Operational Contracting of Public Schools in the Sultanate of Oman from the Experts’ Perspective
The study aimed to reach the proposed procedures for the requirements of the operational contracting of public schools in Oman, through identifying the requirements for the application of operational contracting in schools from the point of view of the experts.
The study used a questionnaire consisted of three domains representing the requirements for operational contracting in schools: (administrative, material and financial, accounting). The study used the Delphi method on a group of (30) educational experts. The most important results of the study in terms of the degree of importance were as follows: Accounting requirements, followed by administrative requirements and financial requirements; where the following items obtained the first rank with a very important degree, namely: “Finding institutions and devices to monitor performance and classifying operational contracting schools” in the accounting requirements, “the appointment of the qualified people in the administrative positions in operational schools according to clear and specific criteria” in the administrative requirements, and “providing a database and information for those wishing to apply operational contract " in the financial requirements.
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