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Hochbein, Craig; Mahone, Abby; Vanderbeck, Sara – Journal of Educational Administration, 2021
Purpose: To advance the study of principal time use (PTU), the purpose of this study is to report findings from a systematic review of PTU research. In addition to identifying common findings, this study also examined the supporting evidence and methodologies of PTU studies. From this dual approach, this study specified the evidence that supports…
Descriptors: Principals, Time Management, Noninstructional Responsibility, School Administration
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Yongmei Ni; Bichu Li; Yu Su; Jiangang Xia – Journal of Educational Administration, 2024
Purpose: As responsibilities of high school principals continue to expand, their workweeks become longer, and their attention is stretched in multiple directions. How principals from various school types use their time is influenced by their organizational structures and external policies. To gain deeper insights into the workload, priorities and…
Descriptors: Principals, High Schools, Time Management, Charter Schools
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Fei Wang – Journal of Educational Administration, 2025
Purpose: This study aims to closely examine principals' emotional well-being (EWB) and its enhancement and risk factors in the context of British Columbia (BC), Canada. Design/methodology/approach: This exploratory study is based on an online survey from a previous research that garnered information from public school principals in BC, Canada…
Descriptors: Well Being, Principals, Mental Health, Emotional Response
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Ray, Joshua; Pijanowski, John; Lasater, Kara – Journal of Educational Administration, 2020
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the well-being of school principals and the job-embedded demands responsible for challenging their adoption of healthy self-care practices. Design/methodology/approach: Drawing upon a multidisciplinary theoretical framework that included contributions from the fields of neurobiology and psychology,…
Descriptors: Self Management, Principals, Well Being, Job Satisfaction
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Timms, Carolyn; Brough, Paula; Graham, Deborah – Journal of Educational Administration, 2012
Purpose: This research sought to identify groups of school employees who were more similar in their responses to burnout and engagement measures, for the purpose of exploring what was similar in their school experiences. The profiles created in the present research enable a clearer appreciation of what is common to groups of school employees who…
Descriptors: Working Hours, Employees, Intervention, Burnout
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Riley, Dan; Duncan, Deirdre J.; Edwards, John – Journal of Educational Administration, 2011
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to estimate the prevalence of staff bullying in Australian schools, to identify bullies and targets and to examine some implications for school leaders in dealing with staff bullying. Design/methodology/approach: The quantitative research design survey instrument contained 11 demographic items, 44 questions of…
Descriptors: Leadership Responsibility, Bullying, Statistical Analysis, Incidence
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Wood, J. M.; Cooper, J. – Journal of Educational Administration, 1985
Investigates teacher perceptions of cost/benefits of permanent part-time teaching (PPTT) in Australian schools. A questionnaire gauged effects of PPTT on teachers' working conditions, the teacher employment market, school administration, and social interactions among teachers. Respondents overwhelmingly supported the introduction of PPTT in the…
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, Labor Economics
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Poppenhagen, Brent; And Others – Journal of Educational Administration, 1980
Differences among elementary, junior high, and senior high school principals' perceptions of their administrative task competence, involvement with the central office, autonomy, job satisfaction, and length of work week were investigated in relation to social forces confronting the principalship and characteristics of traditional principal…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Education, Administrator Qualifications, Administrator Role