...Shiran Benji-Rabinovitz; Izhak Berkovich Purpose Taking ownership is considered vital for sustaining change in organizations, particularly when second-order changes are the goal. Yet, few studies explored psychological ownership of change agents in educational organizations. Moreover, no knowledge...

... in this research is discussed next. Motivation Intrinsic motivation Extrinsic motivation Performance Change Principal Leadership National Research Foundation of South Africa (NRF) 98926 It is expected that leaders – in this case, school principals – motivate themselves and staff...

... 04 09 2019 30 10 2019 04 12 2019 26 02 2020 06 04 2020 09 04 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Principal readiness School leadership School reform Change School leadership is increasingly...

... and practice has developed in relation to socio-economic change in Jordan, using the institutional economic theory-based constructivist approach, in which knowledge is constructed by compiling data from different sources, including historical and statistical analyses, documents, and archival records...

... Publishing Limited 2014 Leadership Culture Management Performance Change Effectiveness Much of the literature on leadership in business and education has argued against “heroic leadership” (Burns, 1978 ; Gosling and Mintzberg, 2003 ; Manz and Sims, 1991 ; Murphy, 1988) as being...

... Education College. Based on interviews and focus groups a proposed model for managing change in educational institutions undergoing this transition is offered. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Change Agents Private sector Higher education Cyprus United Kingdom The current structure of higher...

.... This suggests that if two systems or children are beginning a process of development or change from a previous condition, differences in the initial conditions will result in quite different and unpredictable outcomes for each. The development of each during a given time will also result in the differences...

...Jacky Lumby The reversion of Hong Kong to Mainland China has led to swift and major changes in the economic base, and a consequent change in the vocational education and training needed to support economic prosperity. To meet the requirements of the new environment, the Vocational Training Council...

... and administrators gradually changed to a concern with what should be on offer to the pupils: what curricular diet or diets, now that the whole range, academic, social, motivational, boys and girls together, would be increasingly under the same roof in much larger units? A wide range of important, though unco...

...Barry Taylor The changes in learning which are proceeding very quickly with the introduction of new technology to the learning process are outlined. The need to be accountable, coupled with central government initiatives, has caused LEAs to increase efforts via more local reports. The future...

...M.J. Mason The centralised and political pressures on what has traditionally been a local government service are forcing changes, and the relationship between member and officer is also altering. Professor Stewart's article “In Search of the Management of Education” is described as the basis...

...John Stewart Management in education departments must cater for the special nature of professional administration within them. The problems to be faced in managing such changes required are outlined and the main areas of management development described. © MCB UP Limited 1987 Change...

...Stewart Ranson The demographic changes taking place within society, accompanied by reduced resources and increased unemployment, are given as the reason why some authorities have developed a new vision of education. Educational change requires a complete review of tasks and functions by authorities...