Teachers' perception of distributed leadership
| Survey items |
|---|
| System roles are selected based on specific professional competencies |
| System roles provide students with opportunities to participate in decision-making processes |
| System roles promote responsibility among all staff members in leading activities and projects |
| System roles dedicate time to building trust-based relationships with all staff members |
| System roles place strong emphasis on improving teaching and learning |
| System roles ensure that all actions align with the school's vision, objectives, and values |
| System roles anticipate opportunities and potential risks or challenges |
| System roles facilitate coordination among teacher groups, different school branches, and training areas |
| System roles bridge the gap between the academic, administrative, and technical sectors to enhance service functionality and equipment efficiency |
| System roles establish effective collaborations with external partners (local authorities, other schools, associations, foundations, etc.) to ensure coordination in training activities |
| System roles are selected based on the willingness to take on the role |
| System roles are selected based on peer recognition |
| System roles are selected based on the school principal's trust |
| System roles participate in training initiatives to develop the competencies required for their role and responsibilities |
| System roles are committed to facilitating individual and group professional development activities |
| System roles guide and support the teachers they coordinate |
| System roles develop the potential of other colleagues, enabling them to take on coordination roles in the future |
| System roles provide all teaching staff with opportunities to participate in decision-making processes |
| Survey items |
|---|
| System roles are selected based on specific professional competencies |
| System roles provide students with opportunities to participate in decision-making processes |
| System roles promote responsibility among all staff members in leading activities and projects |
| System roles dedicate time to building trust-based relationships with all staff members |
| System roles place strong emphasis on improving teaching and learning |
| System roles ensure that all actions align with the school's vision, objectives, and values |
| System roles anticipate opportunities and potential risks or challenges |
| System roles facilitate coordination among teacher groups, different school branches, and training areas |
| System roles bridge the gap between the academic, administrative, and technical sectors to enhance service functionality and equipment efficiency |
| System roles establish effective collaborations with external partners (local authorities, other schools, associations, foundations, etc.) to ensure coordination in training activities |
| System roles are selected based on the willingness to take on the role |
| System roles are selected based on peer recognition |
| System roles are selected based on the school principal's trust |
| System roles participate in training initiatives to develop the competencies required for their role and responsibilities |
| System roles are committed to facilitating individual and group professional development activities |
| System roles guide and support the teachers they coordinate |
| System roles develop the potential of other colleagues, enabling them to take on coordination roles in the future |
| System roles provide all teaching staff with opportunities to participate in decision-making processes |
Note(s): *For the analysis, the relevant items are: Lead_3, Lead_6, Lead_7, Lead_8, Lead_9, Lead_11, Lead_12, Lead_16
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