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THE ROLE OF SUPERVISION AND CONTROL IN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Maqola haqida umumiy ma'lumotlar
Monitoring and control is one of the important tasks and a basic step in the management of all organizations, without the existence of accurate control and monitoring, reaching the goal is unlikely and far from expected. It is possible to bring themselves closer to their goal with a series of continuous activities and persistent efforts. But the main goal in this article is that the use of control and monitoring identify the shortcomings in an organization, it brings us closer to the pre-determined goals that are based on this control and monitoring with high speed and in the best way.
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Ayoubi, . 2023. THE ROLE OF SUPERVISION AND CONTROL IN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. Academic Research in Educational Sciences. 10(4), pp.100–108.