2020
DOI: 10.24270/netla.2019.16
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Stuðningur við skólastjóra í grunnskólum: staða og væntingar

Abstract: Starfsumhverfi skólastjóra hefur breyst mjög mikið á undanförnum árum, orðið f lóknara og starfið viðameira. Með breyttu starfsumhverfi og auknu álagi er stuðningur í starfi þýðingarmikill. Markmið þessarar rannsóknar var að kanna viðhorf skólastjóra í grunnskólum til stuðnings við þá í starfi og þörf þeirra á stuðningi. Gögnum í rannsókninni var safnað með spurningalista sem sendur var til allra skólastjóra, 174 alls, og var svarhlutfall 67%.Meginniðurstaða rannsóknarinnar var að skólastjórar voru óánaegðir m… Show more

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“…In essence, the policy imperative in Iceland can be seen to be in considerable compliance with the research on effective schooling that emphasizes collaboration and leadership for learning at the school level, but not with the strong linkages to the school governing boards. Accordingly, the role of school boards in Iceland could be enhanced in order to provide for increased support for principals, and to address the need that is identified by Róbertsdóttir, Hansen, and Björnsdóttir [6], which is in accordance with a policy imperative that is emphasized by the OECD for improving school leadership [56].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In essence, the policy imperative in Iceland can be seen to be in considerable compliance with the research on effective schooling that emphasizes collaboration and leadership for learning at the school level, but not with the strong linkages to the school governing boards. Accordingly, the role of school boards in Iceland could be enhanced in order to provide for increased support for principals, and to address the need that is identified by Róbertsdóttir, Hansen, and Björnsdóttir [6], which is in accordance with a policy imperative that is emphasized by the OECD for improving school leadership [56].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In practice, however, the school boards extended their role by making policies with regard to the issues that are defined by the act as the tasks of individual schools. Additionally, Róbertsdóttir, Hansen, and Björnsdóttir [6] observe that the working conditions of the principals in Iceland have changed in recent years, and that the role of principals has become more complex. They claim that "the demands of the job continue to escalate", and that "changes, in addition to causing a heavier workload, have increased the need for support for both new and experienced principals", from local authorities and professional organizations (p. 18).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%