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Norma Ghamrawi; Najah A. R. Ghamrawi; Tarek Shal – Higher Education Quarterly, 2025
Drawing upon the Dynamic Systems Model of Role Identity (DSMRI), this study explored the construction of the role identity of department heads within higher education, with a specific emphasis on their perceptions of themselves as leaders and/or managers. Three section heads, each holding a doctoral degree in educational leadership from different…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Universities, Department Heads, Professional Identity
Jannah Abigail D. Gramaje; Jerome T. Buenviaje – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2025
The exceeding importance of academic optimism and the promising potential of middle leadership demand research attention in contribution to student success and school improvement. This paper presents a critical analysis of the roles and contributions of middle leaders through the lens of the academic optimism model. This study used mixed methods…
Descriptors: Middle Management, Instructional Leadership, Administrator Attitudes, Leadership Role
Daniel Groenewald; Shane Lavery; Michael O’Neill – Issues in Educational Research, 2025
This study explored characteristics that principals, senior leadership team members, and middle leaders perceive as supporting the effective functioning of senior leadership teams (SLTs) in high-performing Catholic composite and secondary schools (CCSS) in Western Australia. Composite schools include both primary and secondary students. The…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Catholic Schools, School Administration, Instructional Leadership