An autonomy-supportive climate for facilitation of self-leadership in health sciences educators
Vhothusa E. Matahela,
Gisela H. Van Rensburg
Abstract:Background: The authors have observed that studies on autonomy-supportive climates in academic settings mostly focus on educator-facilitated supportive environments that motivate students towards improved performance. Yet, little is known about how academic institutions teaching nursing can facilitate autonomy-supportive climates that enhance health sciences educators’ self-leadership practices.Aim: This article discusses ‘autonomy-supportive climate’, a factor that emerged as a self-leadership practice constr… Show more
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