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Annex C. List of tables available online
Copy link to Annex C. List of tables available onlineTable A C.1. Chapter 1 Why valued leadership matters
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Table 1.1 |
Correlation between instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.2 |
Principals' instructional leadership |
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Table 1.3 |
Principals' relational leadership |
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Table 1.4 |
Variation in principals' instructional leadership between education systems, schools and teachers |
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Table 1.5 |
Variation in principals' relational leadership between education systems, schools and teachers |
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Table 1.6 |
Variation in teacher self-efficacy between education systems, schools and teachers |
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Table 1.7 |
Variation in school climate regarding bullying between education systems, schools and teachers |
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Table 1.8 |
Variation in principals' instructional leadership between and within schools |
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Table 1.9 |
Variation in principals' relational leadership between and within schools |
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Table 1.10 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' gender |
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Table 1.11 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' age |
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Table 1.12 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' years of experience |
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Table 1.13 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' satisfaction with their profession |
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Table 1.14 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' perceptions of value and policy influence |
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Table 1.15 |
Variation in principals' instructional leadership |
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Table 1.16 |
Variation in principals' relational leadership |
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Table 1.17 |
Relationship between collaborative school culture, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.18 |
Relationship between students' motivation to do their school work, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.19 |
Relationship between students' motivation to do their homework, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.20 |
Relationship between classroom disruption, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.21 |
Relationship between teachers' change fatigue, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.22 |
Relationship between teacher self-efficacy, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.23 |
Relationship between teachers' fulfilment of their lesson aims, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.24 |
Relationship between teacher well-being, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.25 |
Relationship between teacher job satisfaction, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.26 |
Relationship between teachers' satisfaction with their current work environment, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.27 |
Relationship between teachers' satisfaction with their profession, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.28 |
Relationship between teachers' intention to leave teaching, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
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Table 1.29 |
Relationship between shortage of qualified teachers, and principals' instructional and relational leadership |
Table A C.2. Chapter 2 Who valued principals are and where they work
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Table 2.1 |
Principals' average age, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.2 |
Change in principals' average age (2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 2.3 |
Change in principals' age by age groups (2008, 2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 2.4 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and age |
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Table 2.5 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and experience as a principal |
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Table 2.6 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teaching experience |
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Table 2.7 |
Proportion of female principals and teachers |
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Table 2.8 |
Change in the share of female principals (2008, 2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 2.9 |
Principals' gender, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.10 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and gender |
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Table 2.11 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' and principals' gender (female) |
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Table 2.12 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teachers' and principals' gender (male) |
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Table 2.13 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and school size |
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Table 2.14 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and school location |
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Table 2.15 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and school governance type |
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Table 2.16 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and students' socio-economic background |
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Table 2.17 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and students' language background |
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Table 2.18 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and students' special education needs |
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Table 2.19 |
School size, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.20 |
Relationship between school safety and behavioural problems, and school size |
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Table 2.21 |
Relationship between teacher-student relations and school size |
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Table 2.22 |
Principals' satisfaction with their jobs, by principal characteristics |
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Table 2.23 |
Change in principals' satisfaction with their profession (2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 2.24 |
Change in principals' satisfaction with their current work environment (2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 2.25 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their job satisfaction |
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Table 2.26 |
Variation in principals' job satisfaction |
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Table 2.27 |
Principals' satisfaction with their jobs, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.28 |
Principals' stress, by principal characteristics |
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Table 2.29 |
Variation in principals' stress and health issues |
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Table 2.30 |
Principals' stress, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.31 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their sources of stress |
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Table 2.32 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their sources of stress |
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Table 2.33 |
Change in principals' sources of stress, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 2.34 |
Principals' sources of stress, by gender |
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Table 2.35 |
Principals' sources of stress, by age |
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Table 2.36 |
Too much administrative work as a source of stress for principals, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.37 |
Extra duties due to staff absences as a source of stress for principals, by school characteristics |
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Table 2.38 |
Maintaining school discipline as a source of stress for principals, by school characteristics |
Table A C.3. Chapter 3 What valued principals do
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Table 3.1 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership, and their curriculum- and teaching-related tasks |
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Table 3.2 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership, and their curriculum- and teaching-related tasks |
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Table 3.3 |
Principals' curriculum- and teaching-related tasks and meetings, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.4 |
Principals' curriculum- and teaching-related tasks and meetings, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.5 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their instructional leadership practices |
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Table 3.6 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their instructional leadership practices |
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Table 3.7 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and content of their formal education |
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Table 3.8 |
Principals' instructional leadership practices, by gender |
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Table 3.9 |
Principals' instructional leadership practices, by age |
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Table 3.10 |
Principals' instructional leadership practices, by years of experience as a principal |
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Table 3.11 |
Change in principals' instructional leadership practices, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 3.12 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their teaching load |
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Table 3.13 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their teaching load |
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Table 3.14 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and teacher leadership |
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Table 3.15 |
Principals’ views on teacher leadership in their professional growth, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.16 |
Teachers' and principals' views about teacher leadership |
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Table 3.17 |
Principals’ views on teacher leadership in their professional growth, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.18 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their formal appraisal of teachers |
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Table 3.19 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their formal appraisal of teachers |
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Table 3.20 |
Teachers' formal appraisal by principals based on school- and classroom-based results, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.21 |
Teachers' formal appraisal by principals based on school- and classroom-based results, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.22 |
Change in teachers' formal appraisal by principals based on school- and classroom-based results, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 3.23 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and the consequences of formal teacher appraisal |
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Table 3.24 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and the consequences of formal teacher appraisal |
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Table 3.25 |
Development/training plan as a consequence of formal teacher appraisal, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.26 |
Development/training plan as a consequence of formal teacher appraisal, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.27 |
Change in consequences of formal teacher appraisal (2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 3.28 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership, and their organisational and administrative tasks |
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Table 3.29 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership, and their organisational and administrative tasks |
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Table 3.30 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and student grouping across classrooms |
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Table 3.31 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and student grouping across classrooms |
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Table 3.32 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and student grouping within classrooms |
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Table 3.33 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and student grouping within classrooms |
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Table 3.34 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and planning |
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Table 3.35 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and planning |
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Table 3.36 |
Principals' views on staff's, parents' and students' opportunities to participate in school decisions, by gender |
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Table 3.37 |
Principals' views on staff's, parents' and students' opportunities to participate in school decisions, by age |
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Table 3.38 |
Principals' views on staff's, parents' and students' opportunities to participate in school decisions, by years of experience as a principal |
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Table 3.39 |
Principals' views on staff opportunities to participate in school decisions, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.40 |
Change in principals' views on staff opportunities to participate in school decisions (2013, 2018 and 2024) |
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Table 3.41 |
Relationship between principals' instructional and relational leadership, and their interactions with students |
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Table 3.42 |
Principals' interactions with students, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.43 |
Principals' interactions with students, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.44 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their connections with parents |
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Table 3.45 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their connections with parents |
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Table 3.46 |
Parents' involvement in school activities, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.47 |
Parents' involvement in school activities, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.48 |
Change in parents' involvement in school activities, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 3.49 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their connections with the community |
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Table 3.50 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their connections with the community |
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Table 3.51 |
Schools' co-operation with the local community, by principal characteristics |
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Table 3.52 |
Schools' co-operation with the local community, by school characteristics |
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Table 3.53 |
Change in schools' co-operation with the local community, from 2018 to 2024 |
Table A C.4. Chapter 4 How to support principals
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Table 4.1 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and educational attainment |
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Table 4.2 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and educational attainment |
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Table 4.3 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and the content of their formal education |
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Table 4.4 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and the content of their formal education |
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Table 4.5 |
Principals' participation in professional learning activities during the 12 months prior to the survey |
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Table 4.6 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in professional learning |
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Table 4.7 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and participation in professional learning |
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Table 4.8 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in training about subject matter, teaching methods or pedagogical topics |
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Table 4.9 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in training about leadership |
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Table 4.10 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in educational conferences |
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Table 4.11 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in formal qualification programmes |
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Table 4.12 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in peer and/or self-observation or coaching |
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Table 4.13 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in formal or informal principal networks |
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Table 4.14 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in self-initiated learning |
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Table 4.15 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and participation in training on developing strategies for the use of digital resources and tools for teaching |
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Table 4.16 |
Principals' participation in training on the use of digital resources and tools for teaching, by school characteristics |
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Table 4.17 |
Principals' participation in in-person self-initiated learning, by principal characteristics |
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Table 4.18 |
Principals' participation in online/virtual training on the use of digital resources and tools for teaching, by principal characteristics |
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Table 4.19 |
Principals' participation in in-person self-initiated learning, by school characteristics |
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Table 4.20 |
Principals' participation in online/virtual training on the use of digital resources and tools for teaching, by school characteristics |
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Table 4.21 |
Principals' professional learning needs |
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Table 4.22 |
Principals' professional learning needs, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 4.23 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their professional learning needs |
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Table 4.24 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their professional learning needs |
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Table 4.25 |
Relationship between principals’ job satisfaction and perceived material resource shortages |
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Table 4.26 |
Material resource constraints |
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Table 4.27 |
Material resource constraints (instructional materials), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.28 |
Material resource constraints (digital resources and tools), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.29 |
Material resource constraints (Internet access), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.30 |
Material resource constraints (library materials), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.31 |
Material resource constraints (instructional space), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.32 |
Material resource constraints (physical infrastructure), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.33 |
Material resource constraints (vocational materials), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.34 |
Change in shortage or inadequacy of material resources, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 4.35 |
Decision-making authority of publicly managed schools |
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Table 4.36 |
Decision-making authority of schools (salaries and budgets), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.37 |
Decision-making authority of schools (staffing), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.38 |
Decision-making authority of schools (curriculum), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.39 |
Decision-making authority of schools (student policies), by school characteristics |
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Table 4.40 |
Relationship between principals' instructional leadership and their involvement in decision-making |
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Table 4.41 |
Relationship between principals' relational leadership and their involvement in decision-making |
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Table 4.42 |
Principals' satisfaction with their salary, by principal characteristics |
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Table 4.43 |
Principals' satisfaction with their salary in publicly managed schools, by principal characteristics |
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Table 4.44 |
Principals' actual salaries |
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Table 4.45 |
Relationship between principals' job satisfaction and their satisfaction with the terms of their employment |
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Table 4.46 |
Principals' satisfaction with their salary, by school characteristics |
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Table 4.47 |
Principals' satisfaction with the terms of their employment, from 2018 to 2024 |
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Table 4.48 |
Principals' satisfaction with their employment terms (excluding salaries), by principal characteristics |
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Table 4.49 |
Principals' satisfaction with their employment terms (excluding salaries), by school characteristics |