Accountability and Culture of School Teachers and Principals

Accountability and Culture of School Teachers and Principals

An Eight-country Comparative Study

Rosenblatt, Zehava; Wubbels, Theo

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2021

170

Dura

Inglês

9781138495401

15 a 20 dias

512

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Dedication

List of tables, figures and appendices

Contributing chapter authors

Contributing researchers

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Teachers' and principals' accountability: theoretical background

Conceptualizing accountability

Accountability and cultural values

Accountability and organizational support

Chapter 3 Study methods

Introduction

Data collection

Study measures

Analytical approach

Chapter 4 Study findings

Introduction

Accountability distribution

Cultural values distribution

Organizational support distribution

Prediction of teachers' and principals' external and internal accountability

Prediction of accountability: summary

Chapter 5 Discussion of study findings

Introduction

The two dimensions of accountability: external and internal

Accountability audiences: parents and school management

Effect of principals' accountability on teachers' accountability

Predicting accountability by personal individualism and collectivism

Accountability at a country level

Organizational support as a predictor of accountability disposition

Chapter 6 Concluding thoughts

Educators' accountability versus school accountability

Focus on internal accountability

Cultural values and accountability - theoretical and practical implications

The contingent role of the accountability audience

Team accountability: a future research direction

References

Index
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Accountability Disposition;South Africa Teachers;Accountability;External Accountability;educational policy;Internal Accountability;cross culture research;ESSA;school teachers;Columns M7;school principals;Accountability Scores;school support;Subjective Accountability;job autonomy;Dummy Variables;Organizational support;Accountability Policy;Cultural values;Accountability Dimensions;Individualism;Globe Project;School accountability;Professional Accountability;School educators;Positive Significant Predictors;School Accountability Policy;Collectivism Scores;Country Dummy Variables;High Social Economic Status;In-group Collectivism;Chinese Pre-service Teachers;Country Dummies;Sample South Africa;Accountability Climate;TALIS;Country Affiliation