Sun Wukong and the Golden-Winged RocIn the 77th chapter of the original novel, the three brothers fought the three demons of Lion Camel Ridge. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand were not as good as them. After a few rounds, they were captured by the Green Lion Spirit and the White Elephant Spirit. Seeing that he was no match for the three of them, Sun Wukong hurriedly fled on the Somersault Cloud.
Sun Wukong somersaulted for a hundred and eight thousand miles. He thought that it would not be a problem for him to shake off the pursuit of the three demons. He did not expect the Golden-Winged Eagle to be even faster. Seeing that Sun Wukong was fleeing on the Somersault Cloud, the Golden-Winged Eagle quickly revealed its true form and chased after him. The roc could travel 90,000 miles with one flap of its wings. It seemed that its speed was not as fast as Sun Wukong, but because the time it took to flap its wings was much shorter than Sun Wukong's somersault, it only flapped its wings twice and caught up with Sun Wukong. It reached out its sharp claws and grabbed him.
Of course, Sun Wukong wouldn't let himself be captured. He struggled with all his might, but when he grew bigger, he loosened his grip. When he became smaller, he tightened his grip again. In the end, he was captured by the Golden-Winged Eagle and brought to Lion Camel City.
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How to write the case analysis of kindergarten financial management teachingThe following are the general steps for writing a case study of financial management in kindergarten:
** I. Case background **
1. ** Basic information about the kindergarten **
- This included the nature of the kindergarten (public, private, private, etc.), scale (number of students, number of staff, number of classes, etc.), for example, a medium-sized private kindergarten with a certain number of classes and children.
- The operating mode of the kindergarten, such as whether it was a group operation or an independent operation.
2. ** Financial Management's goals and challenges **
- The main objectives of financial management in the kindergarten were described, such as ensuring the financial needs of education and teaching activities, achieving balance of income and expenditure, and rational use of financial subsidies.
- He pointed out the challenges faced, such as limited sources of funds (private kindergarten may rely on tuition income, financial subsidies are less), cost control difficulties (such as labor costs, material procurement costs, etc.), etc.
** 2. Main content of the case **
1. ** Financial management measures **
- ** In terms of budget management **
- Explain the budget preparation process of the kindergarten, such as whether zero-based budget, rolling budget, etc. are used. For example, a kindergarten would prepare a budget based on the expenditure of the previous year, combined with the enrollment plan, education and teaching activity plan, etc., and list the budget amount of various expenses in detail, such as staff salary budget, teaching equipment purchase budget, etc.
- The budget implementation, whether there is any budget overrun or surplus, and analyze the reasons. For example, an unexpected maintenance cost caused a project budget to be overspent, or the number of students enrolled did not meet expectations, resulting in a surplus in the staff salary budget.
- ** Revenue Management **
- Analysis of income sources, such as tuition income, government subsidies (for inclusive kindergarten), social donations, etc. For example, the main source of income for a public kindergarten was financial allocation and a small amount of interest class fees. The stability and growth potential of these sources of income should be analyzed.
- How to confirm and measure the income, such as whether the tuition fee is collected by semester or by month, and how to ensure that the income is recorded in full and on time.
- ** In terms of expenditure management **
- Analysis of major expenditure items, such as personnel costs (including teachers 'salaries, welfare, etc.), material purchases (teaching materials, toys, office supplies, etc.), venue rental (if any), water and electricity bills, etc. For example, analyze whether the ratio of personnel costs to total expenditure is reasonable, and whether there is any waste in material purchases.
- The approval process of the expenditure, such as whether there is a strict reimbursement system, whether the large expenditure is subject to collective decision-making, etc.
- ** In terms of asset management **
- The management of the kindergarten's fixed assets (such as houses, equipment, etc.) and current assets (such as cash, inventory, etc.). For example, whether the fixed assets were regularly checked and counted, and the turnover rate of the current assets.
- The purchase, depreciations (for fixed assets), and disposal of assets, such as the basis for the decision to purchase new teaching equipment and the setting of the depreciable period of the equipment.
- ** Financial risk management **
- To identify the financial risks faced by the kindergarten, such as the risk of capital chain rupture (which may be more prominent for private kindergarten), debt risk (if there is a loan), etc.
- Explain the measures to deal with risks, such as establishing emergency funds reserves and reasonably controlling the scale of debts.
2. ** Financial Management Effect Assessment **
- From the perspective of financial indicators, such as debt repayment ability indicators (current ratio, quick ratio, etc.), operational ability indicators (inventory turnover rate, total asset turnover rate, etc.), and profit ability indicators (if applicable, such as net profit margin, etc.). For example, calculating the kindergarten's current ratio to determine its short-term debt repayment ability.
- For non-financial indicators, such as the satisfaction of teachers and parents, the improvement of the quality of education and teaching (because the quality of financial management will indirectly affect the quality of education), and so on. For example, due to good financial management, the kindergarten was able to update its teaching equipment in a timely manner, thus improving the quality of education and teaching, which was recognized by teachers and parents.
** III. Case summary and enlightenment **
1. ** Summing Up **
- It summarized the successful experience and shortcomings of the financial management of the kindergarten. For example, a successful experience might be a reasonable budget, and a shortcoming might be a lack of meticulous asset management.
2. ** Revelation **
- For example, in budget management, we should pay more attention to the influence of market changes on income, and in expenditure management, we should strengthen the awareness of cost control.
- From a more macro perspective, such as the enlightenment of financial management policies for pre-school education, whether it is necessary to further improve the financial subsidy policy, etc.
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