2011
DOI: 10.1177/0892020610392434
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The relationship between job involvement and school administrative effectiveness as perceived by administration teachers

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to explore the relationships between ‘job involvement’ and ‘school administrative effectiveness’ as perceived by junior high school administration teachers. The findings are as follows. (1) The current status of ‘job involvement’ and ‘school administrative effectiveness’ as perceived by administration teachers is positive. (2) The perception of ‘job involvement’ and ‘school administrative effectiveness’ significantly differs with ‘age’, ‘marital status’, ‘educational background’, ‘… Show more

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“…This result greatly supports some previous studies, that is, teachers with high self-efficacy will show more active teaching behavior and help others more actively (Cristina and Andreea, 2013;Emilie et al, 2017). Lin et al (2009) pointed out that teacher with high self-efficacy will fully plan and prepare, adjust and evaluate their teaching behavior and effectiveness after class, so self-efficacy plays a decisive role in teachers' teaching self-monitoring ability. (2) Structural equation model shows that among the three dimensions of work engagement, vitality input, focus input and dedication input, only focus input has a significant positive impact on cognitive creativity, skill creativity and emotional creativity in teachers' creative teaching performance, which confirms the findings of Kalpana and Shibu (2014) and other scholars.…”
Section: Creative Teaching Characteristics Of Pe Teachers From Differsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…This result greatly supports some previous studies, that is, teachers with high self-efficacy will show more active teaching behavior and help others more actively (Cristina and Andreea, 2013;Emilie et al, 2017). Lin et al (2009) pointed out that teacher with high self-efficacy will fully plan and prepare, adjust and evaluate their teaching behavior and effectiveness after class, so self-efficacy plays a decisive role in teachers' teaching self-monitoring ability. (2) Structural equation model shows that among the three dimensions of work engagement, vitality input, focus input and dedication input, only focus input has a significant positive impact on cognitive creativity, skill creativity and emotional creativity in teachers' creative teaching performance, which confirms the findings of Kalpana and Shibu (2014) and other scholars.…”
Section: Creative Teaching Characteristics Of Pe Teachers From Differsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Moreover, the study of Lin et al (2011) aimed to examine the relationship between job involvement and the size and location of the organization, as the study focused on the relationship between administrative efficiency and job involvement. The results showed that individuals working in small organizations are less involved in their jobs than those in large organizations.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%