The Development of the Sustainable Management Model and Its Implementation on the Operation of Amateur Table Tennis Clubs in Guangzhou
Meiling An,
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Kanit Kheovichai,
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Wanwisa Bungmark
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et al.
International Journal of Sociologies and Anthropologies Science Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. 785 - 794
Published: March 21, 2025
Background
and
Aim:
This
study
explores
the
development
implementation
of
‘GROW-SWOT’
model
combined
with
4M
Management
Theory
McKinsey
7S
Model
based
on
current
operational
challenges
faced
by
amateur
table
tennis
clubs
in
Guangzhou.
The
aim
is
to
establish
a
new
assess
feasibility
for
operation
Guangzhou
analyzing
situation.
Materials
Methods:
adopts
R&D
methodology,
population
managers,
coaches,
consumers
Questionnaires
were
distributed
377
all
ages
participating
City,
interviews
conducted
15
club
10
5
consumers,
which
SWOT
analysis,
questionnaire
data
content
analysis
find
out
key
factors
affecting
club's
operation.
Results:
study's
results
show
that
newly
established
CPECDS
identifies
six
factors:
Consumer
needs,
Policy
utilization,
Economic
environment,
Competition
organization,
Digital
technology,
Structure
organization.
Invite
9
experts
related
fields
conduct
connoisseurship
interview
stakeholders
(5
consumers)
evaluate
importance
its
factors,
help
achieve
sustainable
competitive
market.
Conclusion:
evaluated
determined
inviting
relevant
forensics
interviewing
consumers),
can
highly
Language: Английский
Online cognitive-behavioral intervention for stress among English as a second language teachers: implications for school health policy
Angela Eze,
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Mary Ocheenia Anyebe,
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Rebecca Ginikanwa Nnamani
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et al.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Nov. 29, 2023
Introduction
Stress
is
one
of
the
highest-ranked
work-related
injuries
worldwide
and
has
become
almost
universal
among
Nigerian
workforce.
English
as
a
Second
Language
(ESL)
teachers
face
enormous
threats
that
lead
to
occupational
stress.
When
ESL
are
stressed,
students'
language
development
entire
educational
progress
at
risk.
This
mostly
underscored
English,
though
second
language,
serves
instruction
in
schools.
As
result,
managing
stress
particularly
important
for
teachers,
it
definitive
ways
improving
learning
overall
outcomes.
study
examined
effectiveness
online
cognitive
behavioral
intervention
(o-CBI)
lowering
teachers.
Method
with
least
1
year
experience
were
participants
(
N
=
89).
Participants
divided
into
two
groups:
group
44)
control
45).
For
9
weeks,
experimental
engaged
nine
sessions
2
h
o-CBI
program.
The
Single
Item
Questionnaire
(SISQ),
Satisfaction
Therapy
Therapist
Scale-Revised
(STTS–R),
Teachers'
Inventory
(TSI)
measures
used
collect
primary
secondary
data.
Four
sets
data
collected
baseline,
post-test,
follow-up
evaluations.
analyzed
using
mean,
standard
deviation,
t
-test
statistics,
repeated
ANOVA,
bar
charts.
Results
discussion
Compared
group,
o-CBT
had
significantly
lower
TSI
scores
post-test
(Time
2)
evaluations
(Times
3
4).
Between
pre-,
post-,
measurements,
there
no
significant
differences
index
group.
It
was
concluded
effective
job-stress
treatment
In
addition,
implications
school
health
policy
discussed.
well
received
by
participants,
showing
high
acceptability
Language: Английский
Promoting leadership for learning in Nigeria: The interplay of leadership mastery experience and leader self-efficacy
Educational Management Administration & Leadership,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 15, 2024
Leadership
for
learning
has
emerged
as
a
holistic
leadership
behaviour
that
combines
aspects
of
instructional
leadership,
transformational
and
shared
leadership.
Little
is
known
about
how
this
type
develops
what
antecedents
are
important.
Following
the
rationales
Social
Cognitive
(Career)
Theory
applying
Chan
Drasgow's
leader
development
model,
we
examine
mastery
experience
self-efficacy
affect
in
Nigerian
schools.
We
divide
leaders’
into
belief
they
have
necessary
skills
abilities
to
be
successful
leaders
(leader
self-regulatory
self-efficacy)
actions
take
will
desired
effect
action
self-efficacy).
Using
structural
equation
modelling,
our
results
show
both
relevant
learning,
with
mediating
effects
on
Our
suggest
efficiency–performance
spirals
illustrate
important
it
enactment
believe
one's
ability
competently
perform
various
critical
actions.
Language: Английский
A STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING IN IT MNCS
Abhijit Khurape,
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Ganeshkumar G. Gondane
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ShodhKosh Journal of Visual and Performing Arts,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(3), P. 1401 - 1408
Published: March 31, 2024
The
present
research
study
explores
the
strategic
relation
between
employee
engagement
and
well-being
in
Information
Technology
(IT)
Multi-National
Corporations
(MNCs)
(GOMATHY,
2022).
IT
MNCs
are
well-known
for
high-intensity
work
settings,
prolonged
hours,
rapid
technological
upgradation
advancements
(Bakker
&
Demerouti,
2017a).
This
is
an
attempt
to
understand
how
influences
which
critical
specifically
Industry
struggling
elevate
performance
productivity,
improve
retention,
nurture
a
cohesive,
supportive,
healthy
culture
et
al.,
2012).
synthesizes
existing
literature,
presents
case
studies
from
global
companies,
offers
recommendations
improving
both
well-being.
findings
suggest
positive
correlation
well-being,
with
leadership,
work-life
balance,
organizational
being
key
mediators
this
relationship.In
summary,
examines
co-relation
strategies
Employee
practices
underscore
culture,
leadership
balance
as
crucial
aspects
driver
progress,
performance,
productivity
(Poelmans
2008).
Language: Английский