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A Study on Transmission System Expansion Planning on the Side of Highest Satisfaction Level of Decision Maker
Tran. TrungTinh, Kang. Sung-Rok, Choi. Jae-Seok, Billinton. Roy, El-keib. A. A. 대한전기학회 KIEE international transactions on power engineering 10 Pages
대한전기학회 KIEE international transactions on power engineering 2005, No.0 46-55 (10 pages)
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Multiobjective optimization for force and moment balance of a four-bar linkage using evolutionary algorithms
Farmani. Mohammad Reza, Jaamialahmadi. Abdolrahman, Babaie. Meisam 대한기계학회 Journal of mechanical science and technology 7 Pages
대한기계학회 Journal of mechanical science and technology 2011, Vol.25 No.12 2971-2977 (7 pages)
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The Politics of School-Based Management: Revisiting the Policies and Practices of Korean School Councils
Jang Deok-Ho 한국교육정치학회 교육정치학연구 28 Pages
한국교육정치학회 교육정치학연구 2010, Vol.17 No.2 5 111-138 (28 pages)
on Korean school councils has revealed a number of interesting findings, including contradicting research results according to different methodologies, limited participation in council activities, disfavored conditions, eschewed politics, and insufficient principal leadership. Measures identified for the improved implementation of SBM are capacity building, restoration of the school council as a basic decision-making body, an efficient administrative system, and sufficient support for schools. -
What’s Best for My Kids? An Empirical Assessment of Primary School Selection by Parents in Urban India
Amanish Lohan, Anirban Ganguly, Chitresh Kumar, John V. Farr 환태평양유아교육연구학회 Asia-Pacific journal of research in early childhood education 26 Pages
환태평양유아교육연구학회 Asia-Pacific journal of research in early childhood education 2020, Vol.14 No.1 1 1-26 (26 pages)
ranking, while location was the least important attribute. The findings suggest that lack of policy directive in the education sector has resulted in parents valuing the quality of schools in terms of reputation, infrastructure, etc. as more important attributes while ignoring travel time or tuition fees. The findings are expected to contribute towards helping academicians and practitioners to understand parental decision-making, more so from the Indian or developing country perspective.
