Study Of Human Resources Strategy By Principals Of Present Primary And Secondery Schools

Education must be prior to a properous country. As the soul of a school, the principal is of highest importance to the vigorous development of education. The principal manages the school in many aspects, with the management of the teachers as the core. Education in primary and secondery schools is the base and cradle for the trainning of human resources. The key point for a school whether it is possible to train qualified personnel, all-around developed and literated labourer with socialism coonciouseness is teacher. If the principal occupy modern teacher application idea, scientific human resources methods and outstanding human resources art, the activeness and subjective motility of the teacher could be thouroughly mobilized and be put into the work. More personnels with bothe ability and moral integrity could be available for the country and the society. As a result, plenty of schools will be in benign circulation and develop into famous school and characteristic school. Therefore,the study of Human Resources Strategy by Principals of Present Primary and Secondery Schools has very importmant realiscic significance.This thesis carries out an investigation of Human Resources Strategy by Principals of Present Primary and Secondery Schools through questionnaire and carefully analysizes the data. On this base, part of morden management theory is utilized to address the necessary and effective human resources measures by principals of primary and secondery schools as for the present shortages involved in this issue.This thesis is divided into three parts: The first part: The investigation for the current situation of human resourcesstrategy by principals of the present primary and seconderyschoolsThe second part: Analysize the investigation data and find the existing issues The third part: Aiming at this issue, address the current situation of thenecessary human resources measures by principals of the presentprimary and secondery schools.