2020
DOI: 10.20319/pijtel.2020.42.96106
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Awakening Teacher Leaders: A New Paradigm in Education for School and Student Success

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“…This reflects the holistic evaluation of strategies, considering not only individual competence but also the broader impact on school quality and teacher engagement. This aligns with research that emphasizes the interconnectedness of leadership, teacher development, and student outcomes (Naz & Rashid, 2021;Nurdianti & Nurdin, 2020;Soares, 2020). The empirical findings highlight the importance of data-driven indicators, monitoring and evaluation, and systematic assessments in gauging the success of strategies aimed at improving the managerial competence of ECCE principals.…”
Section: Assessing Strategy Success: Indicators and Evaluationsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…This reflects the holistic evaluation of strategies, considering not only individual competence but also the broader impact on school quality and teacher engagement. This aligns with research that emphasizes the interconnectedness of leadership, teacher development, and student outcomes (Naz & Rashid, 2021;Nurdianti & Nurdin, 2020;Soares, 2020). The empirical findings highlight the importance of data-driven indicators, monitoring and evaluation, and systematic assessments in gauging the success of strategies aimed at improving the managerial competence of ECCE principals.…”
Section: Assessing Strategy Success: Indicators and Evaluationsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Teachers manage their overall classroom practice as a leader (Soares, 2020), and as a free agent in the classroom, they can accept or reject the changes (Gess-Newsome, 2015) in the teaching. The science teaching and learning in the classroom is influenced by different factors such as students and teachers' beliefs, orientation, prior knowledge, and experience within a context, which plays an important role in students' outcomes (Caleon, Tan & Cho, 2018;Gess-Newsome, 2015;Tufail, Eames, Buntting & Cheng, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%