How ethical leadership influences professional learning communities via teacher obligation and participation in decision making: A moderated-mediation analysis

This study tested a moderated-mediation model of the processes linking principal ethical leadership and professional learning communities in China, in which teacher obligation is included as a mediator, and teacher participation in school decision making is considered as a moderator. The results fro...

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Published in:Educational management, administration & leadership administration & leadership, 2023-03, Vol.51 (2), p.345-364
Main Authors: Liu, Shengnan, Yin, Hongbiao
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Communities of Practice
Decision Making
Educational leadership
Ethics
Faculty Development
Foreign Countries
High School Teachers
Leadership Styles
Participative Decision Making
Principals
Professional ethics
School administration
School principals
Teacher Administrator Relationship
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher Characteristics
Teachers
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