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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Administrators' perceptions"”.

  1. An exploration of female administrators' perceptions of their role: do the differences make a difference?

    … principals were conducted centering on their perceptions and experiences on a wide range of issues that included: gender characteristics and impact on role, perceived differences as a result of gender characteristics, decision making, curriculum leadership, communication, the perception of …

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  2. Elementary school administrators' perceptions of parental involvement : from espoused theory to theory-in-use within school improvement efforts

    This qualitative study explored the perceptions and practices of elementary school administrators regarding parental involvement in three urban elementary schools. Particular attention was given to understanding the connection between the beliefs that school leaders shared about parental …

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  3. Teachers' and Administrators' Perceptions of a New Multi-Measure Teacher Evaluation System in One Large Urban School District in Texas: Implications for School and District Leaders

    … evaluation was to: 1) examine teachers‘ and administratorsperceptions of the newly implemented teacher evaluation system within a large urban school district and its influence on instructional planning, classroom instruction and professional practice; 2) examine teachers‘ and …

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