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Contextualised SWOT Model for School Units

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Description

A theoretically informed, participatory four-phase SWOT-based strategic-management framework for diagnosing, prioritising, implementing, and reviewing school-unit improvement, developed by Keravnos et al.

Components

  • Contextualised SWOT Model for School Units (CSM-SU): The CSM-SU is a theoretically informed framework that repositions SWOT analysis as a four-phase strategic management cycle for school units: Engage and Diagnose, Interpret and Prioritise, Develop and Implement, and Review, Learn, and Re-Cycle. Developed from an integrative review of 82 studies and refined through a two-round Delphi study, it treats SWOT as "a cyclical, evidence-informed, and participatory process" rather than a static planning matrix. The model embeds collaborative sense-making, stakeholder involvement, and trust-building as essential conditions, and is grounded in open-systems theory and distributed leadership scholarship. (Keravnos et al. (2025))

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Key Sources

  • Keravnos, N., & Orphanos, S. (2025). Utilisation of SWOT analysis for decision-making in educational contexts. European Journal of Educational Management, 8(4), 219-234. https://doi.org/10.12973/eujem.8.4.219
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