... Absence Intent to leave Teachers Job satisfaction Israel Individual behaviour The value known as “ethical climate” describes employees' perceptions about organizational norms regarding behavior and how decisions that relate to ethical issues should be handled (Cullen et al., 2003...

... at: weisenbace1@nku.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Violence Individual behaviour Universities Management techniques There has been a surge of violent events on college campuses in recent years despite efforts to incorporate more aggressive risk mitigation techniques...

... Simon's theory of decision making under bounded rationality since it does accept some limitations in the way humans come to their decisions, an acknowledgement not shared by classical social choice theories. Cognition Decision making Epistemology Individual behaviour Replied the decision...

... to various realms of responsibility. Education Leadership Principals Schools Individual behaviour © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Ellen Goldring can be contacted at: ellen.b.goldring@vanderbilt.edu Professional knowledge is thought by many to be an important attribute...

... resulted in considerable adverse effects on classroom teaching. Teachers Principals Bullying Individual behaviour United States of America … contemporary attitudes toward workplace bullying parallel those toward sexual harassment several decades ago. Long before “sexual harassment” entered...

... of expertise, motivations to change, willingness to engage in school‐wide decisions and interpersonal styles. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Distributive control Leadership Teachers Trust Individual behaviour Current interest in distributed sources of leadership...

... and behavior of educators; hence, in trying to explain the pupil control ideology of teachers and principals, we were concerned with both role and personality factors. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Individual behaviour Children Schools The Pennsylvania State University pupil control studies began...

... in these circumstances. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Health Individual behaviour Open management Schools Trust The philosopher Annette Baier (1985) observes that trust is so ubiquitous we hardly notice it. “Most of us notice … trust most easily after its sudden demise or severe injury. We inhabit...

... was that leaders are successful if they combine transactional and transformational leadership styles in a way that is sensible to the led. Cognition Employee development Individual behaviour Leadership Schools Teachers © MCB UP Limited 1998 Schools in Israel have undergone significant changes...

... of mentoring. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Individual behaviour Management Mentors Mentoring Singapore Mentoring has gained general acceptance as an effective tool in human resource development in organisations. It is a term that originated from Homer’s Odyssey where Mentor...

... to have teachers who believe in it and assign it regularly. Further, virtually nothing is known about the effects of teachers’ personal beliefs and attitudes about the benefits (or non‐benefits) of homework on their own homework practices and behaviours. Attitude surveys Individual behaviour...

.... The purpose of the field study was to operationalise the survey data by providing a conceptual view of current leadership practice interpreted in light of the theoretical model employed. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Education Individual behaviour Leadership Management USA Journal of Educational...