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    The vision of an institution describes its long-term goals and desired future state, while the mission describes what the institution currently does to achieve its goals. A vision statement is brief and memorable, focusing on where the institution aims to be in the future. In contrast, a mission statement outlines the institution's core purpose and objectives in the present. While a vision guides long-term planning, a mission can be adapted over time to changing needs and helps coordinate daily activities among students and staff to achieve the institution's objectives.

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    The vision of an institution describes its long-term goals and desired future state, while the mission describes what the institution currently does to achieve its goals. A vision statement is brief and memorable, focusing on where the institution aims to be in the future. In contrast, a mission statement outlines the institution's core purpose and objectives in the present. While a vision guides long-term planning, a mission can be adapted over time to changing needs and helps coordinate daily activities among students and staff to achieve the institution's objectives.

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    LESSON I

    THE VISION, MISSION, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE INSTITUTION

    Individual Task

    Name of Student Fenyl Isis Ponce Guigayoma

    Year and Section 1st year – Block C

    Name of Instructor Ozzy Amores

    Date Submitted Rating

    Differentiate the mission from the vision of the institution.

    The fundamental distinction between a vision and a mission statement is the time frame,
    however the two might overlap. In general, a mission statement describes what an organization is
    currently accomplishing, whereas a vision statement describes the organization's ultimate aim.
    The mission is what individuals do to make the vision a reality. It is a question of how (mission)
    vs why (goal) (vision).

    The desired aim of an academic institution is shown in a vision statement. It generally


    indicates the distinct and compelling long-term planned change from institutional programmes. It
    is a one-sentence statement. With an average length of 14 words, the vision statement should be
    clear, memorable, and concise. The shortest one includes just three words. The longer one can
    contain up to 26 words. A mission statement is a unilateral statement referring to the intention to
    exist of an entity. That tells you what you are doing or for whom you are doing so. A mission
    statement has an average between 5 and 20 words and uses simple language that requires to be
    clearly stated.

    The statement of mission may also be utilized as a coherent management tool. When
    circumstances or corporate needs change, it is malleable and changing. The tasks, activities and
    actions of students should all fall within the organization's goal. Since the vision statement is an
    end in itself or not, it is not an effective tool to control different individuals' conduct and day-to-
    day expectations. It allows people to gain nonetheless an idea what the institution is hoping to do
    as a team. The vision is constantly forward-looking and hence cannot be utilized for an
    institution’s everyday activities.

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