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Peker, Sevinç; Inandi, Yusuf; Giliç, Fahrettin – European Journal of Contemporary Education, 2018
The aim of the study is to investigate the relationship between democratic and autocratic leadership styles of school administrators and mobbing teachers experience as well as determining whether these leadership styles predict the mobbing level teachers suffer. The data in the study were collected from 395 primary school teachers (165 male and…
Descriptors: Democratic Values, Leadership Styles, Teaching Conditions, Bullying
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Bingham, Andrea J.; Burch, Patricia – Democracy & Education, 2017
The current wave of educational reform is complex and situated in market-based initiatives coupled with a renewed emphasis on local autonomy, deliberation, and community--middle-of-the-road reforms. In practice, schools are challenged to develop organizational forms that can support collaboration and community engagement, alongside the…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Change Strategies, Case Studies, Charter Schools
Godsay, Surbhi; Sullivan, Felicia M. – Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE), 2014
In May and June of 2013, CIRCLE surveyed a national sample of high school civics and U.S. government teachers. Complete survey responses from 720 teachers provided a wealth of information on more than 1,000 civics and government courses that they taught. The teachers responded to questions about key activities and topics; attitudes towards civic…
Descriptors: National Surveys, High Schools, Secondary School Teachers, Civics
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Nikunen, Minna – Gender and Education, 2014
Managerialism and neoliberal changes and demands influence the work and family lives of academics differently in different positions and contexts. In this article, I explore how Finnish academics on short fixed-term contracts have been treated, and how they interpret recent changes and their effects on their work and private lives. I ask how the…
Descriptors: Neoliberalism, Gender Differences, Foreign Countries, Teaching Conditions
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Alterator, Scott; Deed, Craig – Issues in Educational Research, 2013
The "open classroom" emerged as a reaction against the industrial-era enclosed and authoritarian classroom. Although contemporary school architecture continues to incorporate and express ideas of openness, more research is needed about how teachers adapt to new and different built contexts. Our purpose is to identify teacher reaction to…
Descriptors: Open Plan Schools, Teacher Response, Teacher Attitudes, Case Studies
Toth, Shannon Lindsay; Morrison, Serina Cinnamon – Scholar-Practitioner Quarterly, 2011
This study reflects an autoethnographic conversation between two graduate students whose purpose is to explore the tensions teachers face in the classroom as they are confronted with the demands of a standards-based curriculum while striving to assert themselves as educators for democratic citizenship. These tensions manifest in the most…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Tenure, Citizenship, Democracy
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Karaman-Kepenekci, Yasemin; Aypay, Ahmet – International Journal of Leadership in Education, 2009
The concept of tolerance is closely related to education. There has been a growing body of literature on the issue of tolerance in schools, since it directly influences the school climate. This study has investigated teacher perceptions of tolerance in teacher-administrator relationships in state schools in Turkey. A sample of 308 teachers was…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Cultural Pluralism, Teacher Administrator Relationship, Teaching Conditions
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Toren, Zehava; Iliyan, Salman – Teaching and Teacher Education: An International Journal of Research and Studies, 2008
This article focuses on the problems of beginning teachers in the Arab sector in Israel. The participants were 146 beginning teachers, 5 mentors, and 5 advisors. The research measurements included an open-ended question and a semi-structured interview. Our research revealed many different cultural aspects related to most of the problems of the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Beginning Teachers, Arabs, Mentors
Halverson, Richardson – Wisconsin Center for Education Research (NJ1), 2006
This paper explores a distributed leadership perspective on how leaders create contexts that build and support professional communities in schools. It is argued that professional community results from intentional coordination of social interaction among teachers through the design of structures in a situation of practice. School leaders put these…
Descriptors: Leadership Responsibility, Interpersonal Relationship, Interaction, Teacher Collaboration