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Organizing: Organization is a key part of management. Organization includes having the right people in the right positions, based on skills, temperaments, and other factors. It also means proper delegation of responsibilities (and authority), and ensuring there are sufficient and proper resources available. Frequently, to build the right organization, there will be a need for additional training of staff, as well as consideration of mentoring and succession plans to ensure continuity.
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Commanding: Although we sometimes don’t like to think of managers and leaders as needing to command, the reality is that one of the main responsibilities of leaders is to lead, and that requires commanding. Commanding is not authoritarian (though in certain emergency situations that may be necessary). Rather, it is about giving clear, understandable commands so that each individual in the organization knows what their responsibility is, so the organization works efficiently and effectively. Proper command encourages fulfillment of responsibilities and a desire to live up to expectations; it does not bully or discourage.
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Coordinating: While commanding is a relationship between the manager and the subordinate, coordinating is the manager’s ability to ensure all of the components of the organization are working smoothly together, that each piece is fulfilling its responsibility and thus the whole works together relatively seamlessly. Coordinating will also require being attuned to friction within an organization, and adjusting assignments or individuals to reduce the friction.
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Controlling: Managers must ensure that all of the work of the organization moves toward the overall fulfillment of the mission of the organization. This requires assessment of the various activities within the organization to determine whether they are remaining on mission, and where there needs to be some positive motivation to redirect energies and activities to continue to keep the entire organization working together toward its common goal. A clear understanding of this goal must be shared within and by the entire organization.
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'''Effective''' means accomplishing the desired task, '''efficient''' means doing a task in a timely and resource-conscious manner.
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The first time a Pathfinder Unit sets up their tent, it may take them quite a while, they may make mistakes and have to re-do some steps, but they will eventually set up their tent properly. In the end, they were '''effective''' at their task - setting up the tent. But we can clearly see that they were not necessarily '''efficient'''. Had they understood the steps, had all the components (tent, ground cloth, poles, stakes, mallet, rain-fly, etc) laid out and ready to go, and each person knew what part they were supposed to accomplish and in what order, they would be much more '''efficient''' at accomplishing their task '''effectively'''.
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Abraham Maslow, a psychologist, first published his Theory of human Motivation in 1943. Over the years, it has been modified and adapted, with the current version comprising eight “layers” to the pyramid, the most basic needs at the base (bottom), moving upwards beyond needs to self-actualization and ultimately self-transcendence (caring for others above oneself). Maslow proposed that the first four levels, the so-called deficiency needs, were requirements that humans strove for in order from the most basic (Physiological needs including food, water, sleep and physical comfort), and that each step could only be a motivator for behavior if the needs of the prior step were achieved.
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The instructor should not only acknowledge the completion of this requirement, but also use the essay as a place to expand the conversation of leadership, administration, management, order and responsibility. This essay can serve as both a review and starting point for several other requirements in this honor.
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As Pathfinders is a Ministry of the Adventist Church, the organizational structure generally parallels the Church structure.
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The world church is administered by the General Conference, which comprises 15 Divisions and Fields. Most of these are divided further by Union Conferences, which are generally divided into Conferences, and finally, some conferences are divided further into Areas, where the local Pathfinder Club will reside.
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The 10 Union Conferences and Missions of the North American Division can be found at [http://www.nadadventist.org/article/54/directory/area-headquarters]
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What is the mission and purpose of the club, which should shape all of the activities.
 
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What are the days available for use of the Pathfinder meeting room at the local church or elsewhere?
 
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Once a master plan for the year has been made (and approved by the local Church board), it is important then to remember that planning isn't done. The main plan is just the overall guideline. Each activity, each event, will need a more focused plan, and plans will always need to be flexible as circumstances change.
 
  
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This is clearly something to be done in association with the Pathfinder staff. This fits well within the TLT program and responsibilities, but that doesn't exclude younger Pathfinders. A Pathfinder is never too young to be exposed to the planning process, and the early format of the Pathfinder Club devolved quite a bit of responsibility for planning down to the Unit level - to the youth themselves. But it must be remembered that the club leadership has a responsibility to provide guidance, oversight and ensure the decisions made are safe and more importantly fit within the purpose and mission of the Pathfinder program.
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Administración

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

2012

Version

28.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Sudamericana

Administration AY Honors.png
Administración
Actividades vocacionales
Nivel de destreza
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Autoridad de aprobación
División Sudamericana
Año de introducción
2012


1

Definir administración y cuál es la importancia en los diferentes aspectos de la vida humana.



2

Definir los siguientes elementos de la administración:



2a

Provisionar



2b

Organizar



2c

Comandar



2d

Coordinar



2e

Controlar




3

Diferenciar eficiencia de eficacia.



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De acuerdo a la teoría de la motivación de Maslow, las necesidades humanas están organizadas y dispuestas en niveles de una jerarquía de importancia e influencia. Explicar estas necesidades, también conocidas como la pirámide de Maslow.



5

El liderazgo está presente en muchos momentos de la vida. Escribir un texto (de 20 a 40 líneas) describiendo la importancia de liderazgo en la administración.



6

Realizar un organigrama del funcionamiento del Club de Conquistadores, en todos sus niveles (mundial y nacional), destacando el club al que pertenece.



7

Definir la planificación y su importancia dentro del Club de Conquistadores.



8

Elaborar una planificación anual de las actividades del club, incluyendo la programación de las clases regulares y avanzadas, que contenga las metas, estrategias, planes de acción y las formas de controlar cada etapa. Ejecutar esta planificación durante, por lo menos, seis meses.



9

Definir el método MASP y dialogar sobre la importancia del análisis de los problemas que se enfrentan en el club y la búsqueda de soluciones.




10

Encontrar una historia bíblica que muestre la importancia de la administración.




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