Education Management in the Age of Social Media

Deng Lei

《International Core Journal of Engineering》 6卷10期 (2020/10) Pp. 213-217

https://doi.org/10.6919/ICJE.202010_6(10).0032

摘要

It can even be regarded as tired by itself in terms of management of educational organisations. In core, educational management involves the accurate implementation of management principles in the field of education. It is the method of obtaining and distributing resources for the attainment of predetermined academic objectives. The topic of the research is identifying the way education is managed in the era of social media. Several studies have talked about the positive influence of social media on teaching management. However, some researchers have claimed that there is a negative link between the time devoted by students on social media and their educational performance. More importantly, distractions among students, while they are studying, reveal their poor performance. Therefore, the research investigates the way technological breaks can help the educational institutions improving students' concentration and managing their performance effectively.

關鍵字

Education ； Management ； Social Media

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