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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Women school administrators"”.

  1. Qissati. Counterstories of Muslim Women School Administrators in Schools

    … illuminate the embodied experiences of Muslim women school leaders in Ontario public schools. Critical analysis of individual and group interviews with seven Muslim women public school administrators (principals and vice principals), autobiographical writing/reflection, and scholarship on …

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  2. Factors influencing the performance of female headteachers in relation to national examination results: a case of Sinda district of Eastern province, Zambia.

    … of Zambia. The study sought to explore the school and community-based challenges facing female headteachers. The study used a sample of thirteen female headteachers who were purposively selected for in-depth interviews. Similarly, purposive sampling was used to select Ministry of General …

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  3. Factors influencing the performance of female headteachers in relation to national examination results: a case of Sinda district of Eastern province, Zambia.

    … of Zambia. The study sought to explore the school and community-based challenges facing female headteachers. The study used a sample of thirteen female headteachers who were purposively selected for in-depth interviews. Similarly, purposive sampling was used to select Ministry of General …

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  4. Reasons for the underrepresentation of females at Head of Department level in physical education in government secondary schools in Western Australia: Perceptions of female physical education teachers

    … in physical education in government secondary schools in Western Australia. Despite the almost equitable proportion of females and males teaching the subject, and the absence of Ministry of Education policy constraints on female promotion since 1972, females remain grossly underrepresented in …

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  5. The Implications of Increased Female Representation on Iowa School Boards for Educational Policy Making

    … styles and priorities of male and female school board members, and from this comparison determine the implications of increased female membership for educational policy making. Procedures. A questionnaire was designed to secure information on the backgrounds, motivation for candidacy, …

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

    … as the minimum objective for representation by women in positions of responsibility by the year 2000. As a result,those few women currently in the field of Educational Administration have become a focus for researchers. The intent of this research is to contribute to the current knowledge and …

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  7. Attitudes Toward Women as Administrators in the Des Moines, Iowa Public Schools

    … problem. In a profession dominated in numbers by women, few women find their way to the top. There are relatively few women in positions of leadership or administration in education. The purpose of this study was to determine the attitudes of the school related community toward women as …

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