The Role of Principals in Promoting Quality of Education
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20465631
Abstract
Effective school leadership is crucial for teacher development and societal advancement, particularly in the 21st century, which is marked by complex technological challenges and globalized educational networks. Key aspects of a principal's leadership include fostering democratic participation, sharing a strategic vision, and driving institutional change to meet rigorous academic standards. The effectiveness of educational leaders is fundamentally measured by their ability to improve educational quality amidst rapid technological growth and shifting pedagogical demands. This study examines how varied leadership styles—ranging from autocratic to participative and laissez-faire—impact faculty performance, resource management, and overall educational excellence at the institutional level.
Key words:. Educational Leadership, Quality Education, School Administration, Academic Achievement
Teacher Professional Development, Institutional Effectiveness
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