SCHOOL LEADERS’ COMPETENCE IN WORKING WITH INFORMATION
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This article discusses the importance and methods of improving the competence of school leaders in working with information. School leaders must possess the ability to correctly receive, analyze, store, and use information to make strategic decisions to ensure effective management in the educational system. The article highlights the necessary competencies for school leaders and suggests practical methods for developing these skills.
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