Educational institution management in the era of Digital Education 5.0

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worapol srithep

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This article aims to study the knowledge about Digital Education 5.0, which brings new challenges and opportunities for school administration by effectively integrating technology into school management. It presents the 5.0 BMSC School Administration Model for this era, which comprises several crucial processes: setting standards, detailed planning, building infrastructure, branding, connecting, budgeting, balancing, and promoting new innovations. Additionally, it proposes a 4M (Management, Methodology, Metrics, Money) strategic framework for integrating digital tools and methods into educational institutions, including creating learning spaces that emphasize enriching diverse learning experiences. It also highlights the PENTA-CORE 5C (Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, Communication, Consciousness) competency framework for administrators, which will help enhance their ability to lead schools to grow and succeed in the digital age sustainably and securely.

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srithep, . worapol. (2024). Educational institution management in the era of Digital Education 5.0. Leadership Educational Administration Development Journal, Ramkhamhaeng University, 1(2), LEADRU0102e0899. retrieved from https://so15.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/LEAD/article/view/899
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