Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes

This paper represents one part of a symposium presented at the annual conference of the Australian Association for research in Education. This research was part of a mixed methods study that examined teachers’ perceptions of principals’ roles in influencing changes in teachers’ pedagogic practices....

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Main Authors: Cavanagh, Rob, MacNeill, Clinton
Other Authors: Ruth Jeffery
Format: Conference Paper
Published: AARE Inc. 2005
Online Access:http://www.aare.edu.au/data/publications/2005/mac05079.pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7395
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description This paper represents one part of a symposium presented at the annual conference of the Australian Association for research in Education. This research was part of a mixed methods study that examined teachers’ perceptions of principals’ roles in influencing changes in teachers’ pedagogic practices. Although qualitative and quantitative methods were invoked sequentially at different points in the study, only the qualitative phase of the larger study is reported in this paper. Research Objectives The research question was: What are teachers’ views of principals’ behaviours in bringing about a renewal of pedagogy within the school? The contingent objective was to empirically develop a conceptual framework of the dimensions of principals’ pedagogic, renewist behaviour.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-73952022-10-11T07:47:57Z Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes Cavanagh, Rob MacNeill, Clinton Ruth Jeffery Wendy Shilton Peter Jeffery This paper represents one part of a symposium presented at the annual conference of the Australian Association for research in Education. This research was part of a mixed methods study that examined teachers’ perceptions of principals’ roles in influencing changes in teachers’ pedagogic practices. Although qualitative and quantitative methods were invoked sequentially at different points in the study, only the qualitative phase of the larger study is reported in this paper. Research Objectives The research question was: What are teachers’ views of principals’ behaviours in bringing about a renewal of pedagogy within the school? The contingent objective was to empirically develop a conceptual framework of the dimensions of principals’ pedagogic, renewist behaviour. 2005 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7395 http://www.aare.edu.au/data/publications/2005/mac05079.pdf AARE Inc. restricted
spellingShingle Cavanagh, Rob
MacNeill, Clinton
Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
title Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
title_full Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
title_fullStr Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
title_full_unstemmed Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
title_short Teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
title_sort teacher's pereceptions of principals' leadership in school renewal processes
url http://www.aare.edu.au/data/publications/2005/mac05079.pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/7395