2004
DOI: 10.4135/9781446247150
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Educational Leadership: Personal Growth for Professional Development

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“…Educational coaching emerges as a practice that aims to enhance the personal and academic development of members of the educational community (Eide et al, 2016). It can also significantly impact teachers' emotional well-being, changing their perception of public institutions by targeting the achievement of their goals, improving their leadership skills, and managing school culture (Alias et al, 2020;Tomlinson, 2004). Furthermore, it encompasses multiple scenarios and dimensions, as the results of this study have shown.…”
Section: Innoeduca International Journal Of Technology and Educationa...mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Educational coaching emerges as a practice that aims to enhance the personal and academic development of members of the educational community (Eide et al, 2016). It can also significantly impact teachers' emotional well-being, changing their perception of public institutions by targeting the achievement of their goals, improving their leadership skills, and managing school culture (Alias et al, 2020;Tomlinson, 2004). Furthermore, it encompasses multiple scenarios and dimensions, as the results of this study have shown.…”
Section: Innoeduca International Journal Of Technology and Educationa...mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The education office, schools, and teachers' levels have all failed to meet expectations in their professional development plans, according to many instances (Hoesny & Darmayanti, 2021). Since it is still quite wide, current professional development planning does not take into account the real need of teacher growth in accordance with the school's vision, purpose, and objectives, as well as educational goals in general (Mulford, 2003;Tomlinson, 2004;Wibowo, 2015). In the context of regional autonomy policy, where some of the planning for teacher development and capacity improvement is part of the responsibility of the Education Office, facts on the ground show that teacher professional development planning in the Education Office has not been based on real teacher needs (Kartana, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To promote a sense of unity and shared understanding, the classical approach is employed as an efficient and effective teaching method in the classroom. It is evident during the various aspects, including the content being studied, the problem-solving process, and the resulting learning outcomes (Tomlinson, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%