2018
DOI: 10.12973/iji.2018.11310a
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Instructional Leadership and Teachers’ Functional Competency across the 21st Century Learning

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“…Principals have a responsibility to help teachers, improve the practice, and to hold them accountable for meeting their commitments to teaching and learning. Another research by Ismail et al (2018) findings between school leaders' instructional leadership impacts teachers' functional competency, especially in teachers' knowledge dimension. For the aspects of teachers' functional competency, teachers' skill dimensions.…”
Section: Instructional Leadership With Teacher Competencymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Principals have a responsibility to help teachers, improve the practice, and to hold them accountable for meeting their commitments to teaching and learning. Another research by Ismail et al (2018) findings between school leaders' instructional leadership impacts teachers' functional competency, especially in teachers' knowledge dimension. For the aspects of teachers' functional competency, teachers' skill dimensions.…”
Section: Instructional Leadership With Teacher Competencymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Principal leadership also influences school environment and instructional organization related to students' achievement (Dutta & Sahney, 2016;Mestry, Moonsammy-Koopasammy, & Schmidt, 2014). Effective leadership of principal occurs when he observes and discusses students' learning progress with teachers (Burroughs, Gardner, Lee, Guo, Touitou, Jansen, & Schmidt, 2019;Ismail, Don, Husin, & Khalid, 2018;Usman, 2015). Furthermore, as instructional leadership, principal should be able to motivate teachers to work together to improve the quality of instruction (Harris, Jones, Cheah, Devadason, & Adams, 2017;Kalman & Arslan, 2016).…”
Section: The Effect Of Instructional Leadership On Teacher Performancmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of research showed that it was important to enhance the professional teacher/educator in learning in various kinds of the fields by utilizing technology. (Chai, Hwee Ling Koh, & Teo., 2019;Tican, & Deniz, 2019;Ismail, Don, Husin, & Khalid, 2018;Ajmain, Mahpuz, Rahman, & Mohamad, 2019;Chou, Shen, Hsiao, & Shen, 2018;Van Hong, Tuyen, & Luong, 2018). Based on the opinion, the instrument or model developed was highly recommended to benefit technology by the conditions and developments of the times.…”
Section: Computer Application For Lecturer Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%